Students with a .edu email get free Fish Audio credits for text-to-speech and voice cloning, with full API access and all voice models. Sign up, fill out a short verification form, and claim the credits. They're for educational and non-commercial use.
How to claim it
- Open the student page. Go to
Fish Audio's student pageand click Get Started Free - Sign up with your school email. Create a free account with your .edu address on the
sign-up page - Fill out the verification form. Submit the short form so Fish Audio can verify your student status
- Claim your credits. Once you're verified, claim the credits in your account and start creating
Who's eligible
What's included
Fish Audio is a voice AI platform for text-to-speech and voice cloning, with an API for developers. Students with a .edu email get free credits through its student program. The credits cover the full API and all voice models, so you can use them for class presentations, student films, podcasts or hackathon apps. Fish Audio doesn't say on the page how many credits you get. The credits are for educational and non-commercial use.
- Free Credits for StudentsFree credits for any student with a .edu email. Fish Audio calls them "generous" but doesn't publish the amount on its student page.
- Full API AccessThe credits work with Fish Audio's API, so you can add voice to hackathon apps, voice assistants and accessibility tools.
- All Voice ModelsStudent credits aren't limited to a basic model. The student page lists all voice models and 8 languages.
- Voice CloningClone a voice from about 10 seconds of audio, for characters, club announcements or a narrator for your project.
Fine print & gotchas
- Non-commercial use only. Fish Audio says the credits are for educational and non-commercial use.
- .edu email required. The student page asks for a .edu address and mentions no other way to verify.
- Credit amount not published. Fish Audio doesn't say how many credits you get or whether they expire.