Voice cloning, vocal/instrumental separation, and a community marketplace for shared voices.
ToneShift combines AI voice conversion with music separation and a community marketplace in one product: users can clone or convert a voice for voiceovers and podcasts, split vocals from instrumentals in a song, and browse or share voices other users have published. It targets content creators, podcasters, musicians and game developers who want voice manipulation and remixing tools without separate apps for each task. Access is credit-based, called Sound Tokens: a free plan grants 200 tokens on sign-in, and paid packs add 1,000 or 5,000 tokens (the larger pack includes a bonus allotment) as one-time purchases rather than a recurring subscription.
Free plan grants 200 Sound Tokens on sign-in. Starter Pack is $4.99 for 1,000 tokens; Enhancer Pack is $19.99 for 5,000 tokens plus a 1,000-token bonus. Tokens are bought as one-time packs, not a subscription.
Use tool ↗ToneShift bundles three things that are often separate products, voice conversion, stem/vocal separation, and a marketplace of community-shared voices, under one credit balance. The token-pack pricing means there's no recurring subscription to cancel, but it also means costs are harder to predict for heavy, ongoing use compared to a flat monthly plan.
Watch out: Voices in the community marketplace are shared by other users; the site doesn't detail how consent or rights are verified for those shared voices.
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