Pilot it+156 this week9,366 · 1,523 forks

Local voice cloning and audio editing tool

Worth a timeboxed spike before you bet on it.

Who it's for

Small teams with audio content needs

What it replaces

ElevenLabs or manual voice editing

The catch

AGPL-3.0 license may restrict commercial use

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Licence check

AGPL-3.0. If you run a modified version as part of a service you offer to others, you may be required to publish your source. Many companies buy a commercial licence instead.

This is a reading of the licence label, not legal advice.

The numbers

Stars9,366
Forks1,523
Stars added (7d)+156
Open issues22
LanguagePython
LicenceAGPL-3.0
Last pushLast push 27 days ago
Project age5 months old

Maintainers describe it as: Local voice clone, video dubbing, dictation and audiobook maker. The open-source ElevenLabs alternative.

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OmniVoice-Studio, in short

Should a small team use OmniVoice-Studio?
Pilot it. Worth a timeboxed spike before you bet on it. Small teams with audio content needs
What does OmniVoice-Studio actually do?
Local voice cloning and audio editing tool
What does OmniVoice-Studio replace?
ElevenLabs or manual voice editing
What is the downside of OmniVoice-Studio?
AGPL-3.0 license may restrict commercial use
Can OmniVoice-Studio be used in a commercial product?
Its licence is AGPL-3.0, which carries obligations or restrictions for commercial use. Read the LICENSE file, and get a lawyer's read before you ship it inside a product you sell.

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Stars, forks, licence and last-push data from the public GitHub API, refreshed August 1, 2026. The verdict is NoizeOff's editorial opinion for a team of 2–20, not advice from the project's maintainers, and not legal advice on licensing. We are not affiliated with debpalash.

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