Knightley voice gone in CapCut

Hi,

It is a known issue that many users have reported: CapCut seems to have recently removed several premium TTS voices, including Knightley’s, even for Pro subscribers and you are not alone in noticing this.

Why this is happening

• Platform or licensing changes: CapCut may be rolling back access to certain AI-generated voices they previously offered even to paying users.

• Possible regional or backend updates: Multiple users from various countries report the voices disappearing simultaneously.

• CapCut’s development support team hasn’t responded with clarity on when or if these voices will return.

Workarounds that you can do

• Reuse old projects: If you previously generated a video using Knightley voice, open that project (web version), copy your script into a new project, and choose "refresh" voice. The voice may still load even if it's not listed normally. This works only on web and may still be inconsistent.

• Voice cloning: Try experimenting with cloning the voice using external TTS platforms (like Eleven Labs) and importing it manually, though quality and legality vary widely.

What you can do next

1. Contact CapCut development support to request clarification and inquire specifically about the Knightley voice. Write an email to [email protected]

2. Check back after a few days: Voices generally return after 2–3 days, although there's no guarantee.

3. Consider alternatives if regaining the voice isn't feasible—

   • Explore other TTS options (Google, Amazon Polly, Eleven Labs, etc.) for similar-sounding voices.

   • Use offline tools or local TTS utilities, then import the audio into CapCut.

Summary Table

Unfortunately, if CapCut has officially deprecated the Knightley voice, it may not return unless CapCut revise their licensing or technical policies.

Meanwhile, you might consider recording your favorite voice via alternative TTS services—which can mimic Knightley’s style—and importing the audio for editing.