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Pros
- A Huge Live Voice Library: More than 500 AI voices change your voice in real time across games, live streams and calls, with a 100,000-clip meme soundboard alongside.
- Free to Start, Fair to Upgrade: The Basic tier costs nothing; Standard is $8 a month or $48 a year, Premium $14 a month or $84 a year, and a one-time Permanent Premium is $98.
- One Toolkit for Creators: Voice cloning, a sound-effect generator, vocal and instrumental removers, a recorder and an audio converter sit in the same family, plus a browser version.
Cons
- Trustpilot reviewers are cool on it, with a 2.1 out of 5 from only 22 reviews, so start on the free tier and upgrade once you have heard it working with your own games and mic.
- Paid plans renew automatically through the app store, so set a reminder before the renewal date or choose the one-time Permanent Premium if you would rather not subscribe.
The Verdict
What sets Dubbing AI apart is how much voice it gives you for very little money: Most voice changers make you choose between a small free library and an expensive subscription. Dubbing AI opens with a free Basic tier, more than 500 AI voices across its plans and a soundboard of over 100,000 meme clips, all switching live while you play, stream or sit in a call. It runs as desktop software and in the browser, and the same company makes voice-changing earbuds and a Dubbing Box for phones and consoles, so the voice you build can follow you between devices. Creators also get voice cloning, a sound-effect generator and vocal and instrumental removers without paying for a separate editor, and the voice list includes characters from popular anime and games that streamers can use straight away. The pricing is easy to read. According to its App Store listing, Standard costs $8 a month or $48 a year and Premium $14 a month or $84 a year, while a one-time Permanent Premium purchase of $98 removes the subscription altogether. A third-party listing puts the Premium library at 545 voices against 179 on Standard, and both paid tiers include a monthly voice-clone trial. For a streamer who would otherwise pay monthly for years, the one-time option is the standout value, paying for itself in about seven months against the monthly Premium price. Subscriptions renew automatically through the app store and are charged within 24 hours before each period ends, so set a reminder if you are only trying a month. The reservation is the record. Dubbing AI is published by Halo Interactive Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, and its Trustpilot score is a weak 2.1 out of 5, although that rests on just 22 reviews and the company has not invited reviews recently. Video reviewers describe it as built for live use on Discord, games and streams rather than polished voiceovers, and say the free version is enough to judge whether it fits. That is the sensible route: download the free tier, test it with your own headset and games, and upgrade only once the voices you want sound right.
Real-Time AI Voice Changer With 500+ Voices and a 100,000-Clip Soundboard
Dubbing AI is a real-time AI voice changer published by Halo Interactive Pte. Ltd. of Singapore. The family includes the desktop app, an online voice changer that runs in the browser, voice-changing earbuds and a Dubbing Box for phones and consoles, voice cloning and an SDK, along with audio tools such as a sound-effect generator, vocal remover, instrumental remover, voice recorder and audio converter.
The Basic tier is free. According to the App Store listing, Standard costs $8 a month or $48 a year, Premium costs $14 a month or $84 a year, and Permanent Premium is a one-time $98 purchase. A third-party listing puts the Premium library at 545 voices against 179 on Standard, and both paid tiers include a monthly voice-clone trial.
Dubbing AI changes your voice live with low latency in games, live streams and calls, drawing on more than 500 AI voices and over 100,000 meme soundboard clips, including character voices from popular anime and games. A supported-apps page lists the programs it works with, and the free download lets you test it with your own microphone before paying.
App-store subscriptions renew automatically and are charged within 24 hours before each period ends, so cancel through your account before renewal if you change your mind; a refund policy is published on the Dubbing AI site. On Trustpilot the brand scores 2.1 out of 5 from 22 reviews, a small sample, with replies to about a quarter of negative reviews. Independent video reviews from 2026 recommend it for live voice changing on Discord, games and streams.
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