MagicMic is a real-time AI voice changer built by iMyFone that transforms your voice live while you game, stream, or chat, working as a virtual microphone inside apps like Discord, Twitch, OBS, Zoom, and dozens of games. It's aimed at gamers, streamers, and content creators who want instant character, celebrity-style, or meme voice effects without editing audio afterward. Pricing follows iMyFone's usual pattern: a limited free tier plus a paid tier billed monthly, yearly, or as a one-time lifetime license — there's no subscription-only model and no public API.
Who builds it
MagicMic is made by iMyFone, a Shenzhen-based software company founded in 2015 that's best known for iPhone/Android utility tools (data recovery, phone unlocking) alongside entertainment apps. MagicMic runs as a background app on Windows and Mac that intercepts your microphone input, applies a voice filter or sound effect in real time, and feeds the altered audio into whichever call, stream, or game app you're using — no re-recording or post-production required. A companion iOS/Android app extends the same voice library to recorded or uploaded clips for TikTok, YouTube, and mobile games, though live real-time voice changing during a call stays a desktop-only feature.
Core features
- 500+ voice filters spanning genders, ages, fantasy/cartoon characters, and celebrity-style effects, per MagicMic's official product page
- 100,000+ sound effects and meme soundboards you can trigger live during a stream or call, plus the ability to upload your own custom sound effects
- Voice Studio lets you build a custom voice model via Quick Training Mode, Advanced Training Mode, or manual Voice Customization, built on an RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion) AI engine; paid plans include one free Quick Voice Training per month
- Works as a virtual mic inside Discord, Twitch, OBS, Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, plus games such as Fortnite, Valorant, PUBG, Minecraft, and League of Legends
- Free tier lets you try 5 rotating voices per day, no account or card required to start
- Available on Windows and Mac for real-time changing, with separate iOS and Android apps for recording and uploading audio
Pricing
- Free: $0 forever — 5 free voices per day, basic sound effects, voice changer for pre-recorded audio
- Monthly: $9.99/month — full voice library, all sound effects, unlimited soundboards, Voice Studio, 1 free Quick Voice Training/month
- Yearly: $45.99/year — same feature set as Monthly
- Lifetime: $59.99 one-time (iMyFone lists $99.99 as the regular lifetime price) — same features, no recurring payments
- All paid tiers carry a 30-day money-back guarantee; check the current pricing page since iMyFone runs frequent promotions
Who it's for
MagicMic suits gamers, Discord communities, and Twitch/YouTube streamers who want to change their voice or drop meme sounds live, with zero audio editing afterward. The free tier is fine for someone testing a couple of daily voices for fun, but any regular streamer or creator will hit its limits fast and need Monthly, Yearly, or Lifetime to unlock the full library and Voice Studio. Because iMyFone's standard software license grants "personal, non-commercial use" unless you buy a business license, creators building a monetized channel around MagicMic may want to check licensing directly with iMyFone support rather than assume a personal-plan purchase covers it.