Inviting Guests to Clone Their Voice
Email a guest a link to record a voice clone directly in your account, no Jellypod signup required.
You can email someone a link to create a voice clone directly in your account, without them ever signing up for Jellypod. When they submit a sample, a new character with their voice appears on your Characters page, ready to use in episodes.
This is useful when you want a colleague or subject matter expert featured as a character but don't want them to create their own account.
Sending an Invite
- On the Characters page, click Create Voice Clone, then select Invite a guest.
- Enter the Character Name and a Backstory.
- Click Send invite.
You can also send an invite from the Voice Clone Invites page itself: click Invite a Guest there.
Once the invite is created, the dialog shows the invite link. Copy it to share it yourself, or enter your guest's email address and click Send email to have Jellypod deliver it.
Your guest opens the link (no account required) and records or uploads voice samples directly. Each sample uploads as soon as your guest adds it, with an inline Retry if one fails, so a slow connection does not hold up the rest. When they submit, the new character lands on your Characters page and you get an email letting you know it is ready.
Managing Invites
Open Characters and go to the Voice Clone Invites page to track invites. From there you can copy the link, send the email, or Delete an invite.
Invite links are single-use and expire after 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my guest need a Jellypod account?
No. The guest opens the invite link and records or uploads their voice samples without signing up. Only you need an account.
What happens after my guest submits their voice?
A new character with their cloned voice appears on your Characters page, and you get an email letting you know it is ready to use in episodes.
How long is an invite link valid?
Invite links are single-use and expire after 24 hours. If one expires, create a new invite from the Characters page.
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