New: Create Multiple Brand Voices in ChadGPT

With the launch of Projects in ChadGPT, we quietly unlocked something powerful:
You can now create and switch between multiple Brand Voices.

Why does that matter?
Because your law firm, your LinkedIn posts, your side hustle, and your late-night AI shower thoughts probably don’t sound the same.
And they shouldn’t.

🧠 What’s a Brand Voice, Anyway?

Your Brand Voice is how ChadGPT speaks on your behalf.
It sets the tone, attitude, and style—whether you’re working on client pitches, product descriptions, or something a little more… personal.

Until now, you could only have one. Now, you can have as many as you want.
Mix and match. Assign them to Projects. Or just use the dropdown in any chat to switch voices like a boss.

Why You’ll Want At Least Two

If you’re like most ChadGPT users, here’s what we recommend:

1. Your Business Voice

Professional, polished, and on-brand.
Use it for:

• Emails to clients
• Product copy
• Internal docs
• Anything that makes money or represents your business

2. Your Personal Voice

A little more fun, a little more you.
Use it for:

• Social media posts
• Personal projects or newsletters
• Brainstorming
• Conversations where you want to sound human (and not like LinkedInGPT)

Optional third voice? Your alter ego. We’re not judging.

How It Works

Creating a new Brand Voice is easy:

1. Click the 🖊️ icon next to your current voice in any chat window.
2. Hit “New Voice.”
3. Fill in the tone, style, and even sample phrases that sound like you.
4. Save and switch anytime.

Better yet? You can assign a different voice to each Project—so your HR project doesn’t accidentally sound like your stand-up comedy script.

Try It Today

Whether you’re running a brand, freelancing, or just trying to keep your digital life in order, multiple Brand Voices give you the power to sound right in every context.

So go ahead—split your personality.
One for business. One for life. One to rule them all.

👉 Log in and set up your voices
Or create a new Project and give it a voice of its own.