Celebrity AI voice generator: parody voices of public figures
Celebrity voices are among the most searched in text to speech: people want a famous voice for a sketch, a meme, a birthday joke or political satire. The SuperClonica catalog has parody voices of a number of public figures for Supertonic 3, each clearly labeled “parody”.
This guide lists them, explains what “parody” means here, and shows how to use these voices without misleading anyone.
Parody voices in the catalog
In English: Elon Musk and Michael Jackson, both parody models made from English recordings. Made from Russian speech, so most natural in Russian: Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Volodymyr Zelensky, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Dmitry Medvedev and Renata Litvinova, plus a Gabe Newell parody in the spirit of in-game announcements. Every voice speaks all 31 languages of Supertonic 3, with the accent of its recording.
What “parody” means
These are not the real voices and not endorsed by the people they imitate. Authors made them for humor and satire, and each card says so. Expect a resemblance in manner and timbre, not a perfect copy; listen on the voice page before you buy.
Try free, then voice scripts
Every voice page plays a line of 30 to 100 characters free, with no account. Most parody voices cost $2.99 once, and some are free. For longer sketches, install the engine with python -m pip install superclonica-cpu and voice a script offline: superclonica --text-file sketch.txt --voice parody.json --lang en --output sketch.mp3.
Use them responsibly
Label the audio as parody or AI-generated wherever you publish it, and follow the rules of your platform for synthetic media. Never present a line as something a real person said, never use these voices for scams, fake news, harassment or political deception, and respect the people behind the voices. The Supertonic 3 license and the SuperClonica terms forbid impersonating people to deceive.