How Private Voice Sharing Works in LyricWinter
Share private LyricWinter voices with friends, accept voice invites, and keep shared voices separate from the public voice library.
Posted by
CodexRelated reading
Cartesia Emotion and SSML Controls in LyricWinter
How LyricWinter uses surrounding dialogue context with Cartesia Sonic 3.5, plus the full Cartesia emotion list and manual SSML controls.
Manual Emotion Tags with Chatterbox FAL in LyricWinter
Use Chatterbox FAL emotion tags in LyricWinter to add laughs, sighs, gasps, yawns, groans, coughs, chuckles, and sniffles to generated story audio.
Voice Clone Sample Limits: What Actually Matters
A practical guide to LyricWinter voice sample limits, official provider guidance, and what to upload for the best cloning results.
Private voice sharing lets you invite another LyricWinter account to use one of your completed private voices without making it public. You keep ownership of the voice, and you can revoke access from Dashboard > My Voices at any time.[2]
This is separate from public voices. Public voices can be browsed broadly. Shared private voices stay visible only to the owner and to users who accepted an invite.
Share From My Voices
The most direct path is Dashboard > My Voices. Find a completed private voice you own, then use the share action on that voice card. Public voices do not need private sharing, and voices that are still processing cannot be shared yet.
The share action opens an access panel for that voice. Enter the recipient's LyricWinter email address, send the invite, and the pending share appears under Voice access.
Share From Generate
You can also share while casting a story. After LyricWinter detects characters, the Voice Selection header shows Share voices when the current story uses completed private voices you own.[1]
The number on the button is the count of selected private voices that can be shared. This is useful when you have already assigned voices to characters and want a friend to use the same cast.
Accept Or Decline Invites
Invites start as pending. The recipient needs to sign in with the invited email address, open Dashboard > My Voices, and accept the invite before the private voice becomes usable.
Accepted voices appear in a separate Shared with you area. If the recipient declines, the voice is not usable. A declined invite can still be re-sent by the owner later.
Manage Access
The Voice Sharing section on Dashboard > My Voices is the management view for both sides of the relationship: invites you received and shares you granted.
Owners can revoke access for a recipient at any time. Recipients can remove an accepted shared voice by declining it from the same management view.
Where Shared Voices Appear
After acceptance, shared private voices are available anywhere LyricWinter searches selectable voices: the Generate voice picker, loaded story assignments, and clip regeneration paths.
They are segmented from your own uploads, your AI voices, and the public Voice Library. Search keeps them in the Shared with You section so a private invite is visible without making it look like a public catalog result.[4]
Private Voice Sharing FAQ
Can I share a voice without making it public?
Yes. Private sharing gives specific LyricWinter accounts access to a completed private voice. The voice does not move into the public voice library.
When does the Share voices button appear on Generate?
It appears after a story has detected characters and at least one selected character voice is a completed private voice owned by you.
Can I share from Dashboard?
Yes. On Dashboard > My Voices, completed private voices you own have a share action on the voice card. That opens the same access panel used by Generate.
Can someone use a shared voice before accepting?
No. Invites start as pending. The recipient needs to accept the invite before the voice appears in their Generate voice picker and shared-voice search results.