Policy

Responsible Use

Last updated July 17, 2026

VoiceLabs is a hosted AI voice studio that runs in your browser. It can clone voices from short audio samples, generate speech, and make AI agents speak through voice profiles. That capability is useful for accessibility, creative production, prototyping, game development, and personal tools — but it can also be misused.

VoiceLabs does not and cannot independently verify who owns a voice sample. You are responsible for making sure you have the right to use every voice you clone, import, or generate with.

Consent is required. By cloning or generating a voice, you affirm that it is your own voice, or that you have the explicit permission of the speaker, or that the material is otherwise legally authorized. VoiceLabs records your acceptance of this policy the first time you use the studio and keeps it as an auditable record.

Allowed uses

Cloning your own voice.
Cloning a voice with explicit permission from the speaker.
Using licensed, public-domain, or otherwise legally authorized voice material.
Building accessibility tools, creative projects, games, podcasts, prototypes, and production workflows where the speaker’s rights are respected.

Prohibited uses

Impersonating someone without permission.
Fraud, scams, phishing, social engineering, or bypassing voice authentication.
Harassment, threats, intimidation, or non-consensual sexual content.
Misleading political, legal, financial, medical, or emergency communications.
Commercial use of a person’s voice without the legal right to do so.
Removing or bypassing responsible-use acknowledgements in order to misuse the software.

Disclosure & compliance

If you publish or distribute synthetic audio, disclose that it is AI-generated where required by law, platform policy, or audience expectations. To support this, VoiceLabs embeds an inaudible, machine-readable AI watermark in generated audio, consistent with EU AI Act Article 50 (synthetic-media disclosure, in force 2 August 2026). Developers building products on top of VoiceLabs should treat consent records, disclosure, and jurisdiction-specific requirements as part of their own application design.

Your voice data is processed on VoiceLabs servers and scoped to your account — our Privacy Policyexplains exactly how it is handled. That handling does not remove your responsibility to respect other people’s voices.

Reporting misuse

If you believe content made with VoiceLabs violates this policy — for example, an unauthorized clone of your voice — please tell us. We triage every report and aim to take appropriate action within 48 hours. Report content →

Questions about this document? Email [email protected]. See also Terms, Privacy, Responsible Use and Report Content.