@Peter Enslin This made my day, Peter! 15 minutes for both versions — and better than you could do yourself — is exactly what PromoCut was built for. And the fact you barely prompted it and it still landed says a lot. Thank you so much for sharing the redone clips. What are you launching next, or what are you cutting next, so the next free tool can fit it?

Peter, BTS studio footage plus a fitness-trainer client is a perfect PromoCut job — when you have the footage, send it over and we'll cut something that sells the trainer, not just shows her. And noted on opening projects in your editor — that's exactly the workflow PromoCut should fit.

Hi Evy, great question — and I'm so glad you asked it here, you're such a valued member of this community! Here's the honest answer first: no free website clones voices like ElevenLabs does for free. The genuinely free route is open-source tools you run yourself, and the good news is you can try them first in a browser demo before installing anything. My beginner pick is Chatterbox — it's MIT licensed, has a simple install and a web UI, and the small version runs on a normal PC without a GPU. One thing to know upfront: every output carries an invisible watermark, which I'm disclosing here so there are no surprises. My power pick is Coqui XTTS v2 — it can clone from just 6 seconds of audio and works in 17 languages. Just check its model license before using it for commercial videos, and expect a bit of install friction getting it set up. As a technical backup, there's OpenVoice V2 — also MIT licensed — but it clones tone color only, not accent or emotion, so it's more limited for a full voice clone. For comparison, ElevenLabs' own free tier gives you text-to-speech within 10k credits a month, but NO cloning — cloning starts at the paid Starter plan, as does the commercial license. One important note on consent: cloning your own voice is fine; cloning someone else's without consent is not. I built you a free guide to walk through this, OwnVoice: https://ownvoic-wttjp1o.runable.site — it's free, no sign-up needed. Hope that helps you find the right fit for your voice and videos, Evy!

That made my day, Evy — so glad OwnVoice hit exactly what you needed! Which voice workflow are you trying first? And tell me more about the GoHighLevel freelancing angle you mentioned — that's a big one and worth building toward.

Evy, welcome — and thank you so much for jumping in across the community! I loved hearing about your GoHighLevel reverse-engineering goal, your children's book, and your insurance education work. Which of those would you like a free tool for first? That's exactly what this community builds. - CraFty