A simple, high-quality voice conversion tool, focused on ease of use and performance.
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🛒 Plugins • 📦 Compiled • 🎮 Playground • 🔎 Google Colab (UI) • 🔎 Google Colab (No UI)
Applio is a powerful voice conversion tool focused on simplicity, quality, and performance. Whether you're an artist, developer, or researcher, Applio offers a straightforward platform for high-quality voice transformations. Its flexible design allows for customization through plugins and configurations, catering to a wide range of projects.
Using Applio responsibly is essential. Here’s a summary of our Terms of Use and commercial guidelines:
- Users must respect copyrights, intellectual property, and privacy rights.
- Applio is intended for lawful and ethical purposes, including personal, academic, and investigative projects.
- Commercial usage is permitted, provided users adhere to legal and ethical guidelines, secure appropriate rights and permissions, and comply with the MIT license.
For commercial purposes, we recommend contacting us at support@applio.org to ensure ethical use. All audio files generated with Applio must comply with applicable copyrights. If you find Applio helpful, consider supporting its development through a donation.
By using Applio, you accept full responsibility for adhering to these terms. Applio and its contributors are not liable for misuse. For more details, please refer to the full Terms of Use.
Run the installation script based on your operating system:
- Windows: Double-click
run-install.bat. - Linux/macOS: Execute
run-install.sh.
Start Applio using:
- Windows: Double-click
run-applio.bat. - Linux/macOS: Run
run-applio.sh.
This launches the Gradio interface in your default browser.
To monitor training or visualize data:
- Windows: Run
run-tensorboard.bat. - Linux/macOS: Run
run-tensorboard.sh.
For more detailed instructions, visit the documentation.
Applio is made possible thanks to these projects and their references:
- gradio-screen-recorder by gstaff
- rvc-cli by blaisewf