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clonev – OpenClaw Skill

clonev is an OpenClaw Skills integration for coding workflows. Clone any voice and generate speech using Coqui XTTS v2. SUPER SIMPLE - provide a voice sample (6-30 sec WAV) and text, get cloned voice audio. Supports 14+ languages. Use when the user wants to (1) Clone their voice or someone else's voice, (2) Generate speech that sounds like a specific person, (3) Create personalized voice messages, (4) Multi-lingual voice cloning (speak any language with cloned voice).

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nameclonev
descriptionClone any voice and generate speech using Coqui XTTS v2. SUPER SIMPLE - provide a voice sample (6-30 sec WAV) and text, get cloned voice audio. Supports 14+ languages. Use when the user wants to (1) Clone their voice or someone else's voice, (2) Generate speech that sounds like a specific person, (3) Create personalized voice messages, (4) Multi-lingual voice cloning (speak any language with cloned voice). OpenClaw Skills integration.
ownerinstant-picture
repositoryinstant-picture/clonev
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licenseMIT
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installopenclaw add @instant-picture/clonev
last updatedFeb 7, 2026

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Maintains clonev in the OpenClaw Skills directory.

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name: clonev description: Clone any voice and generate speech using Coqui XTTS v2. SUPER SIMPLE - provide a voice sample (6-30 sec WAV) and text, get cloned voice audio. Supports 14+ languages. Use when the user wants to (1) Clone their voice or someone else's voice, (2) Generate speech that sounds like a specific person, (3) Create personalized voice messages, (4) Multi-lingual voice cloning (speak any language with cloned voice).

CloneV Skill - Voice Cloning Made Simple

⚠️ CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR AI MODELS

DO NOT try to use Docker containers directly. DO NOT try to interact with coqui-xtts container - it is broken and restarting. DO NOT try to use APIs or servers.

ONLY USE THE SCRIPT: scripts/clonev.sh

The script handles everything automatically. Just call it with text, voice sample, and language.


What This Skill Does

Clones any voice from a short audio sample and generates new speech in that voice.

Input:

  • Text to speak
  • Voice sample (WAV file, 6-30 seconds)
  • Language code

Output: OGG voice file (cloned voice speaking the text)

Works with: Any voice! Yours, a celebrity, a character, etc.


The ONE Command You Need

$(scripts/clonev.sh "Your text here" /path/to/voice_sample.wav language)

That's it! Nothing else needed.


Step-by-Step Usage (FOR AI MODELS)

Step 1: Get the required inputs

  • Text to speak (from user)
  • Path to voice sample WAV file (from user)
  • Language code (from user or default to en)

Step 2: Run the script

VOICE_FILE=$(scripts/clonev.sh "TEXT_HERE" "/path/to/sample.wav" LANGUAGE)

Step 3: Use the output

The variable $VOICE_FILE now contains the path to the generated OGG file.


Complete Working Examples

Example 1: Clone voice and send to Telegram

# Generate cloned voice
VOICE=$(/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "Hello, this is my cloned voice!" "/mnt/c/TEMP/Recording 25.wav" en)

# Send to Telegram (as voice message)
message action=send channel=telegram asVoice=true filePath="$VOICE"

Example 2: Clone voice in Czech

# Generate Czech voice
VOICE=$(/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "Ahoj, tohle je můj hlas" "/mnt/c/TEMP/Recording 25.wav" cs)

# Send
message action=send channel=telegram asVoice=true filePath="$VOICE"

Example 3: Full workflow with check

#!/bin/bash

# Generate voice
VOICE=$(/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "Task completed!" "/path/to/sample.wav" en)

# Verify file was created
if [ -f "$VOICE" ]; then
    echo "Success! Voice file: $VOICE"
    ls -lh "$VOICE"
else
    echo "Error: Voice file not created"
fi

Common Language Codes

CodeLanguageExample Usage
enEnglishscripts/clonev.sh "Hello" sample.wav en
csCzechscripts/clonev.sh "Ahoj" sample.wav cs
deGermanscripts/clonev.sh "Hallo" sample.wav de
frFrenchscripts/clonev.sh "Bonjour" sample.wav fr
esSpanishscripts/clonev.sh "Hola" sample.wav es

Full list: en, cs, de, fr, es, it, pl, pt, tr, ru, nl, ar, zh, ja, hu, ko


Voice Sample Requirements

  • Format: WAV file
  • Length: 6-30 seconds (optimal: 10-15 seconds)
  • Quality: Clear audio, no background noise
  • Content: Any speech (the actual words don't matter)

Good samples:

  • ✅ Recording of someone speaking clearly
  • ✅ No music or noise in background
  • ✅ Consistent volume

Bad samples:

  • ❌ Music or songs
  • ❌ Heavy background noise
  • ❌ Very short (< 6 seconds)
  • ❌ Very long (> 30 seconds)

⚠️ Important Notes

Model Download

  • First use downloads ~1.87GB model (one-time)
  • Model is stored at: /mnt/c/TEMP/Docker-containers/coqui-tts/models-xtts/
  • Status: ✅ Already downloaded

Processing Time

  • Takes 20-40 seconds depending on text length
  • This is normal - voice cloning is computationally intensive

Troubleshooting

"Command not found"

Make sure you're in the skill directory or use full path:

/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "text" sample.wav en

"Voice sample not found"

  • Check the path to the WAV file
  • Use absolute paths (starting with /)
  • Ensure file exists: ls -la /path/to/sample.wav

"Model not found"

The model should auto-download. If not:

cd /mnt/c/TEMP/Docker-containers/coqui-tts
docker run --rm --entrypoint "" \
  -v $(pwd)/models-xtts:/root/.local/share/tts \
  ghcr.io/coqui-ai/tts:latest \
  python3 -c "from TTS.api import TTS; TTS('tts_models/multilingual/multi-dataset/xtts_v2')"

Poor voice quality

  • Use clearer voice sample
  • Ensure no background noise
  • Try different sample (some voices clone better)

Quick Reference Card (FOR AI MODELS)

USER: "Clone my voice and say 'hello'"
→ Get: sample path, text="hello", language="en"
→ Run: VOICE=$(/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "hello" "/path/to/sample.wav" en)
→ Result: $VOICE contains path to OGG file
→ Send: message action=send channel=telegram asVoice=true filePath="$VOICE"
USER: "Make me speak Czech"
→ Get: sample path, text="Ahoj", language="cs"  
→ Run: VOICE=$(/home/bernie/clawd/skills/clonev/scripts/clonev.sh "Ahoj" "/path/to/sample.wav" cs)
→ Send: message action=send channel=telegram asVoice=true filePath="$VOICE"

Output Location

Generated files are saved to:

/mnt/c/TEMP/Docker-containers/coqui-tts/output/clonev_output.ogg

The script returns this path, so you can use it directly.


Summary

  1. ONLY use the script: scripts/clonev.sh
  2. NEVER try to use Docker containers directly
  3. NEVER try to interact with the coqui-xtts container
  4. Script handles everything automatically
  5. Returns path to OGG file ready to send

Simple. Just use the script.


Clone any voice. Speak any language. Just use the script.

README.md

No README available.

Permissions & Security

Security level L1: Low-risk skills with minimal permissions. Review inputs and outputs before running in production.

Requirements

- **Format**: WAV file - **Length**: 6-30 seconds (optimal: 10-15 seconds) - **Quality**: Clear audio, no background noise - **Content**: Any speech (the actual words don't matter) **Good samples**: - ✅ Recording of someone speaking clearly - ✅ No music or noise in background - ✅ Consistent volume **Bad samples**: - ❌ Music or songs - ❌ Heavy background noise - ❌ Very short (< 6 seconds) - ❌ Very long (> 30 seconds) ---

FAQ

How do I install clonev?

Run openclaw add @instant-picture/clonev in your terminal. This installs clonev into your OpenClaw Skills catalog.

Does this skill run locally or in the cloud?

OpenClaw Skills execute locally by default. Review the SKILL.md and permissions before running any skill.

Where can I verify the source code?

The source repository is available at https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/instant-picture/clonev. Review commits and README documentation before installing.