Add an API key
1
Open Voices
Click Voices in the sidebar, then Import voices. With no API key yet, this starts by adding one. To add another key later, click Add API key above your keys.
2
Pick the provider and paste your key
Pick ElevenLabs, Fish Audio or Cartesia, paste the API key from your account with it, and optionally give it a name. The key is checked with the provider before it’s saved.
3
Import voices
The voices the key can use open next.
Import voices
Click Import voices at the top of the page, or next to a key, to see the voices it can use. With more than one key, pick the key at the top of the list. Search them by name, click a voice’s play button to hear its sample, and click Import. A voice the provider has no sample of, such as one you cloned there, says a short sentence made with your API key, which your provider charges like any other speech.
To import a voice that isn’t listed, such as one from Fish Audio’s library, paste its voice ID from the provider’s site in Or import by voice ID.
Imported voices are listed under My voices on the Voices page, where you can play, rename or delete them. Deleting one here leaves it in your account with the provider.
Give an agent your voice
On the agent’s Avatar & voice tab, switch the Voice panel to My voices and pick a voice. Model sets the provider’s model that speaks it:
Speaking speed works as with the other voices: each provider uses the closest speed it supports.
Keep your voice working
- A key, or a voice, that an agent speaks with can’t be deleted: give the agent another voice first. The error names the agents using it.
- If the provider stops accepting your key (it was revoked, or your plan or credit ran out), calls with your voice can’t speak. Keep the key valid and your provider account in credit.
- To change a key, add the new key, import the voices again from it, switch your agents to them, then delete the old key.