Usage guidelines

Updated: September 22, 2026

A tool for your own voice

Record only your own voice. ORVIO is not intended to register another person’s or a celebrity’s voice, or audio played from videos or calls. It does not automatically verify voice ownership.

Prohibited use

Do not present generated audio as a recording of an actual statement. Do not use it for deceptive impersonation, fraud, bypassing authentication, threats, harassment, discrimination, illegal sexual content or other unlawful activities.

Rights to text and audio

Use text you created or have the necessary rights or permission to use. Respect copyright, privacy and other rights. The model license does not grant universal permission for inputs or outputs.

Synthetic audio disclosure

Output is not a recording of a real statement. When publishing or sharing it, disclose its synthetic nature, for example “Synthetic audio created with ORVIO.” Do not mislead listeners. In-app labels and filenames are not tamper-proof watermarks or proof of origin.

Quality and limitations

Voice similarity, pronunciation, accuracy and speed are not guaranteed. Listen to results before use. Do not rely on them for identity authentication, evidentiary recordings, emergency announcements or other high-stakes uses. Language selection does not translate text.

Split long passages, keep the app open during generation, and allow for heat and battery use. Export important audio to a location you control.

Third-party licenses

Model and software licenses are available in the app. Qwen3-TTS is identified as an underlying technology; ORVIO is not an official or affiliated Qwen or Alibaba Cloud app. These guidelines do not limit rights granted by open-source licenses or mandatory applicable law.