How to make an AI cover of any song in your own voice

Add the song, sing for about a minute (2 minutes sounds more like you), and Tera Studio sings the whole song back in your voice over the original music. The original singer supplies the notes and timing; only the voice changes, so you don't need to be a good singer. The first cover takes about 20 minutes because your voice is learned first, and later covers are faster. Your first 2 covers are free to make and hear, with no card. Make your first cover.

What is an AI song cover generator?

An AI song cover generator takes a song that already exists and has it sung by a different voice. Tools differ in whose voice that is:

• A library voice: a famous singer, a character or a stock voice picked from a list. That's what voice libraries such as Jammable are for.
• Your own voice: the tool learns your voice from a short recording and re-sings the song with it. That's Tera Studio, and the only voice it lets you use is yours.

Two other kinds of tool get called "AI cover" too, but do different jobs. Song generators such as Suno and ElevenMusic write a brand-new song from a prompt or lyrics. Text-to-speech tools read words aloud and don't sing a melody. Our guide to choosing an AI cover song generator shows which tools do which.

Checked on each company's own pages on October 20, 2026; plans can change.

When another tool is the better choice: for a brand-new song, see the Suno alternative; for many different voices, the Jammable alternative; for producing a track with fine control, Tera Studio and Kits AI. When Tera Studio is the better choice: the song already exists, you want to hear yourself sing it, it's a gift that should stay the song they love, or you want to hear it free before paying.

How to make an AI cover in your own voice

1. Pick the song. Add an MP3, M4A or WAV of the song (up to 20 minutes), or tap No song file? Use one of ours for a free licensed starter song. Use the whole song, or tap Choose a part for the chorus or a section of up to 5 minutes; a chorus is a quick first test.
2. Record your voice. Sing 1 to 2 minutes of anything you know, right on the page, or upload a recording of up to 5 minutes. It doesn't have to be the same song or language. You can also reuse a voice already saved in your account.
3. Save the song. Tap Save my song. Saving is free, and you see the minutes needed before anything starts. You can leave the page; we email you when it's ready, and it waits in My songs.
4. Listen and rate it. Compare a few lines with the original, then tap I love it or Needs work. A song marked Needs work can be remade free from a new recording, and your first version stays until the new one is ready.
5. Download and share (with a plan). Download the WAV, or a song card video with 15, 30 and 60 second vertical clips for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Each song includes one guided correction.

On your phone

Everything works in your phone's browser, on iPhone or Android, with nothing to install.

• Get the song file onto the phone. On iPhone, the song has to be saved in the Files app (for example On My iPhone or iCloud Drive); songs inside the Music or Spotify app can't be picked, and Spotify or YouTube links can't be imported. On Android, the file picker shows your downloads and audio files. No file? In the song step, tap No song file? Use one of ours.
• Record on the phone itself. Allow the microphone when the browser asks, keep your fingers off the microphone at the bottom edge, and sing for at least a minute.
• Keep the page open while it uploads. After Save my song, stay on the page while it says Uploading your files. Once the project is saved you can lock the phone; the song appears in My songs when it's ready.
• If the microphone is blocked, tap the icon left of the web address (aA on iPhone), allow Microphone and reload. Your song stays picked, and your picks are kept on the phone until you save, even if the page reloads.
• If Tera Studio says a file is phone-call quality, the cover will sound muffled. Choose an MP3 or M4A of the song instead.
• If the page says your phone stopped sharing the file, save the song to the phone first (on iPhone, in the Files app) and choose it again.

Tips for a cover that sounds like you

The biggest difference we've measured is the room you record in. In October 2026, of 22 rated songs whose voice was recorded over steady background noise (a fan, air conditioning or traffic), 21 were rated Needs work.

• Record in a quiet room. Turn off music, fans and the TV, and hold the phone about a hand's width from your mouth.
• Sing rather than speak. Sing at a comfortable volume for at least a minute, with some lower and some higher notes.
• Pick a song with a clear lead singer. Studio recordings work best. Live recordings and songs where several singers share the lead are harder.
• Match the key. If the song is far above or below your voice, shift it by up to 6 semitones with the free key changer and upload that file.
• Listen on headphones first, then on the speaker you'll actually play it on.

What to listen for

Are the words clear? Does the voice sound like you? Listen especially to high notes, breathy passages, long held vowels and places where the music is loud. If the words or timing are already unclear in the original, a different voice won't fix that performance; choose a clearer recording. If the original is clear but your voice doesn't come through, record again somewhere quieter and use the free remake.

Features

• The original music, kept. Only the lead voice changes.
• About a minute of singing to start. Your voice is learned once and reused for every later cover.
• Any language. The words and pronunciation come from the song, so you can cover a Korean, Spanish or Hindi song without speaking it; see making your voice sing in another language.
• Your voice only. Before your recording is used, you confirm it's your own voice. Tera Studio has no celebrity voices.
• A free remake for any song rated Needs work.
• Made for posting, with a plan: WAV, song card video, and 15, 30 and 60 second vertical clips.
• Works on a phone, with nothing to install.

For any purpose

• Short videos: a TikTok cover in your own voice or songs for your YouTube channel.
• Gifts: a birthday song, an anniversary song or a lullaby in your voice.
• Weddings: your first dance song, sung by you.
• Practice: hear a song in your own voice before karaoke night.
• Just to hear it: if you think you can't sing, hear yourself sing anyway.

Before you share

Use your own voice and a song you have permission to transform and publish. Voice conversion does not supply missing music rights. If you use the starter song, copy its artist, source and licence credit from your project and disclose the voice change. Follow the destination platform's rules, and keep a downloaded copy.

Frequently asked questions

How can I make an AI cover of a song using my own voice? In Tera Studio: add the song file, sing 1 to 2 minutes of anything, and tap Save my song. It learns your voice and re-sings the whole song with it, keeping the original singer's melody and timing.

How do I make an AI song cover with my own voice on my phone? Open Tera Studio in your phone's browser, on iPhone or Android. Save the song in your Files app (or use a starter song), record your voice on the page, and keep the page open while it uploads.

Which app lets me clone my singing voice and have it sing songs? Tera Studio. It learns your singing voice from a 1 to 2 minute recording, keeps it private to your account, and uses it on any song you add.

Do I need a good microphone? No. A phone in a quiet room is enough. Background noise hurts more than a basic microphone does.

How long can the song be? The file can be up to 20 minutes long, and each cover uses the whole song or a part of up to 5 minutes. Free covers can be up to 4 minutes each.

What if it doesn't sound like me? Tap Needs work and choose what's wrong. Sing a new recording of about 2 minutes somewhere quiet, and the song is remade free.

Can I download my AI cover? Yes, with a paid plan: a WAV and a song card video with 15, 30 and 60 second vertical clips.

Can I make a cover in a celebrity's voice? No. Tera Studio only uses your own voice, or one you have explicit permission to use.