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The 10 best voice-changing apps for Android and iOS in 2025

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Whether you’re embarrassed by your voice, want to stay more anonymous, or want to prank a friend, voice-changing apps for Android and iOS smartphones are the way to go. They can make you sound like anything from a tinny chipmunk to an alien or even have more fine-tuned controls to make your voice deeper or higher-pitched, depending on your preference.

We recommend reading this article on your smartphone to start with any of these apps. When you see an app you’re interested in, we’ve provided links directly to the store page for that item. What’s better is that most voice changers are free, though some have limited in-app purchases. These work on all the best phones on the market, including the Google Pixel 9 and iPhone 16 Plus.

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Baviux Voice Changer with Effects

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Baviux, one of the most popular voice-changing apps available on Android, is also one of the simplest to use. Although you can’t change your voice during a call with this app, you can record audio and apply effects or import files. It’s easy to use, with over 40 effects to choose from, with all the usual suspects covered, from zombie and robot to squirrel and alien. It’s also easy to save or share your audio file or set it as a ringtone or notification tone. The app is free, but there are in-app purchases for some premium effects, and you can also unlock additional effects by watching ads.

Android

Live Voice Changer — Prankcall

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Although Live Voice Changer only has 11 voice effects, it’s one of the only apps on our list that lets you change your voice during a live call. The app is free to download, but to unlock the live call features, you’ll need to make an in-app purchase for $7. In addition to the effects, there’s a handy 12-band equalizer, which lets you customize and fine-tune each effect until it sounds just right.

iOS

Snapchat

Snapchat is famous for filters that change your appearance, but the app includes voice filters as well, which you can access by long-pressing the Loudspeaker icon at the bottom-left after recording a video. There are various options to play around with, like alien or robot, so experiment and see what suits you best. You can also use speed modifiers to change what your voice sounds like. Once you’ve recorded your video, just swipe left or right to bring up the filters, then tap the Snail to play your voice in slow-motion or the Rabbit to speed it up. You may already have this popular video-chat app on your phone for group chats with your friends, but if not, it’s available for Android and iOS.

Android iOS

Voice Changer

This app makes a compelling use case with its clean interface and a wide range of features. You can either record new voice files or import files you already have. Once you load a file, a variety of vocal effects are available, including robot, alien, bee, and more. Some of the effects are lackluster — the “Old Radio” filter ended up producing a wall of noise — but the ones that work do well. The app is free but does feature ads.

Android

Call Voice Changer — IntCall

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If you’re specifically looking for an app that can change your voice during a phone call, Call Voice Changer — IntCall is for you. This iOS-only app allows you to change your voice pitch during a call and use a variety of sound effects. There is no free option — you pay per minute — but before you commit to a purchase, you can use the app in demo mode. In demo mode, you can listen to yourself and give the effects a test run. Plus, you get two minutes free to try the app out on someone before you commit to purchasing more minutes. Prices range from $1 for two minutes up to $20 for 80 minutes, or if you’re planning on many pranks, you can subscribe to a weekly plan for $7.

iOS

Voice Changer Plus

While you can’t use Voice Changer Plus during a live call, this fun iOS app lets you create and share recordings for free. Voice Changer Plus works for more than just talking; you can actually use the app while singing. Choose from a vast selection of background effects and 55 voices, like Darth Vader or a robot — or play your recording backward. You can speed your voice up, slow it down, or even turn your (tuneful) singing into something nobody will want to listen to with the Bad Melody feature. To enhance your experience with Voice Changer Plus, pay just $2 to upgrade to the Premium version to remove ads and add a photo to your prank voice recordings.

iOS

Voice Changer

This app gives you the chance to get creative with your voice options, including a robot, duck, alien, chipmunk, or more voice disguises. Applying the voice modification is pretty straightforward; You can turn on the effect as you’re recording the audio, or you can save a recording of your normal voice and import that audio into the app to apply a filter. Compared to its competitors, this app can seem a little outdated. We also were disappointed that we couldn’t run the app while we were on a voice call. However, one significant benefit is that it’s free for users and it’s regularly updated. You just have to put up with some ads.

Android

Voicemod Soundboard

Voicemod Soundboard app.
Voicemod

Voicemod is a popular software app designed for real-time voice changing and sound effects, primarily used by gamers, streamers, and content creators. It works by intercepting audio input from a microphone and applying a wide variety of voice filters and effects before transmitting the altered audio to other apps or online platforms. This allows users to change their voices in numerous ways, such as mimicking famous characters or creating entirely unique and fantastical sounds.

In addition to voice manipulation, Voicemod features a soundboard that enables users to trigger pre-recorded sound effects during live streams or online chats. Its compatibility with popular gaming and communication platforms like Discord, Twitch, and Zoom makes it a versatile tool for enhancing online interactions and creating engaging content. The software’s use of AI for low-latency voice changes ensures smooth and responsive performance, making it a favorite choice for those looking for dynamic audio manipulation.

Android iOS

MagicMic

MagicMic app.
MagicMic

MagicMic is a real-time voice changer app designed to modify a user’s voice during online interactions. It is ideal for individuals engaged in live streaming, online gaming, and virtual chats. The app offers a diverse selection of voice filters and sound effects.

MagicMic works by processing the microphone input and applying the selected effects before transmitting the audio to other platforms. This allows users to transform their voice into various characters, robotic tones, or other unique sounds, adding an element of fun and entertainment to their online presence.

Its compatibility with popular communication platforms and gaming apps enhances its versatility, making it a convenient tool for those who want to personalize their audio experience. With a user-friendly interface and a wide range of voice modification options, MagicMic is a popular choice for users looking to enhance their online audio presence.

Android iOS

Voice Changer – Voice Editor

Voice Changer - Voice Editor.
Voice Changer - Voice Editor

Voice Changer – Voice Editor is a mobile app primarily available for Android devices, designed for manipulating and altering audio recordings. Its main feature allows users to apply a wide range of sound effects and filters to their voice, transforming it into various characters, robotic tones, or other auditory modifications. Unlike real-time voice changers, this app typically works on pre-recorded audio, enabling users to adjust existing voice clips or create new recordings directly within the app.

Users can usually save and share their modified audio files, making it ideal for creating humorous content, personalized ringtones, or unique voiceovers. The app’s appeal lies in its user-friendly interface and the variety of effects available, making it accessible to users with different levels of audio editing experience. It is a popular choice for casual users looking to add creative twists to their voice recordings.

Android

Voices: Change Your Voice

Voices AI app.
Voices AI

“Voices: Change Your Voice” is an innovative iOS app that uses advanced AI technology to transform audio by offering a diverse library of voices. Users can modify their own voices to sound like celebrities, fictional characters, or even adopt different genders, sparking endless creative possibilities.

The app serves both casual and professional users. For fun, it allows users to create amusing voice effects for pranks or personalized greetings. Content creators can benefit from its high-quality voiceovers for videos, podcasts, and commercials, with features that enhance audio clarity and allow voice cloning from audio samples.

With a user-friendly interface, “Voices: Change Your Voice” makes it easy to navigate between voice options and adjust pitch, speed, and tone. Whether for entertainment or professional use, it’s a leading choice for those exploring voice manipulation technology.

iOS

Simon Hill
Former Associate Mobile Editor

Simon Hill is an experienced technology journalist and editor who loves all things tech. He is currently the Associate Mobile Editor at Digital Trends. He has spent more than a decade writing about smartphones, wearables, tablets, software, computing, videogames, and robots all over the internet for Tech Radar, Android Authority, USA Today, VentureBeat, Deal News, and many other places. His work has also appeared on Yahoo! Tech, CNN, Fox News, Lifehacker, and Christian Science Monitor. He also spent several years working in the games industry as a game designer and producer. He lives in Scotland with his wife and two kids.

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