Noah: my voice clone
I cloned my own voice and put it on ElevenLabs. It reads technical documentation, product and long-form articles in a calm and conversational tone. It’s used in production by hundreds of sources.
Hear it: Noah reading a paragraph of technical documentation.
▶ Listen on ElevenLabsVoice ID H57KGMlTcawqdqmOlFkV
1.7M+ characters generated. English plus 15 more languages natively (70+ via ElevenLabs).
Why it works for technical content
I trained Noah on hundreds of hours of technical documentation, programming language syntax and AI/ML specs. While most voices were trained on audiobooks and ads, Noah is trained like a senior product leader or technical engineer. Steady, clear and calm.
What Noah is good at
- Technical documentation — API references, developer guides, READMEs, runbooks.
- Articles and blog posts — long-form pieces you would rather listen to.
- Product marketing and technical explainers — launch pages, demos and walkthroughs in a credible technical voice.
- Release notes and changelogs — turn a dev log into something you can hear on a walk.
- Learning material — tutorials and courses that need calm, clear narration.
How to use it
Open Noah on ElevenLabs and click Use voice. Then paste text in the studio, or call the text-to-speech API with Voice ID H57KGMlTcawqdqmOlFkV to add a “listen” option to every page.
FAQ
- Is Noah really your voice?
- Yes — it is a clone of my own voice, published on ElevenLabs for anyone to use.
- What makes it good for documentation?
- It is tuned for technical language, so AI/ML terms, acronyms and product names are pronounced correctly.
- How much does it cost?
- The voice is free; you pay ElevenLabs for the characters you generate.