Suno Brings Voice Cloning to Mobile So Anyone Can Sing Their Own Songs
Suno's Voices feature, which lets you sing on AI-generated tracks using your own cloned voice, is now available natively on iOS and Android
- Suno's Voices feature (voice cloning for AI-generated songs) is now live on iOS and Android, previously desktop-only.
- Record at least one minute of audio via the
+ Voicebutton; Suno builds a reusable vocal persona in minutes. - The persona can be applied to any song you generate, across any genre, on an ongoing basis.
- Full unlimited access requires a Pro (~$10/mo) or Premier (~$30/mo) plan; free users get a limited trial.
- Quality depends heavily on recording environment: quiet rooms, no reverb, clean a cappella recordings work best.
- Suno includes a consent verification step to prevent uploading someone else's voice without their approval.
Suno's Voices feature, which lets you record your own voice and use it as the vocalist across any AI-generated track, has just landed on mobile. Previously limited to desktop, the feature is now fully integrated into the iOS and Android apps, meaning you can record, clone, and sing entirely from your phone.
What Voices actually does
Voices lets you upload 15 seconds to 4 minutes of audio, and Suno builds a reusable "vocal persona" that becomes the lead singer on any track you generate. The key word there is reusable: once you've trained a persona, you can apply it to every song you make going forward, across any genre or style.
Suno's Voices feature generates songs in your voice, meaning Suno's AI sings whatever it creates, using your vocal timbre as a model. This is distinct from text-to-speech or pitch-correction tools. Voice cloning in Suno is not text-to-speech. You don't type something and hear your voice reading it back. The model learns the character of your voice and performs entirely new vocal lines with it.
The mobile workflow
The new mobile experience makes the whole loop frictionless. To get started: