Weights.gg shut down. Here is where your voice models live now.
What happened. Weights announced its closure in January 2026 and went dark on 31 March 2026. The site, the Replay app and the entire hosted model library went with it. OpenAI acquired the team and the technology. Anyone whose models lived only in a Weights account lost them.
The lesson worth taking from it. The models were never really yours. They lived on someone else's servers, behind someone else's account, funded by someone else's runway. When the runway ended, so did access. A local tool cannot do that to you: the model is a file on your disk, and a company closing has no effect on a file you already have.
What to do now
A .pth is a standard RVC model file. Drag it into Xport Studio's Library and it loads. Nothing about the file depended on Weights being online, so anything you saved locally still works exactly as it did.
Copy the folder somewhere durable. These files are the only copies that still exist for models that were removed with the platform.
Train Clone builds an RVC model from clean vocal samples on your own machine, and the result is a .pth you keep. Roughly ten minutes of isolated, dry vocal is enough for a usable model.
Community repositories on Hugging Face and the AI Hub community still host public models. Xport loads any standard RVC .pth from disk.
On your computer. The Voice Modeling Pack downloads once, then every conversion is local. No queue, no upload, no per-conversion limit, and it keeps working with the internet off.
On their servers, subject to their uptime, their pricing changes and their continued existence.
The models are .pth files in your own folders. Pro is a one-time $79 purchase, so there is no subscription to lapse and nothing to revoke.
Access to models inside an account. Access ends when the subscription ends, or when the company does.
We do not host a public celebrity model library, which is the exact exposure that made Weights hard to defend. The tool is for your own voice and models you have the right to use.
An open library with no consent verification. By their own reporting this became the platform's central legal problem as voice-likeness law tightened.
What you lost
- Any model that existed only in your Weights account
- The public library and everything shared in it
- Replay and the hosted conversion tools
- Anything not exported before 31 March 2026
What a local setup gives you
- Models as files on your disk that no one can revoke
- Unlimited conversions with no queue or credit meter
- Full offline operation once installed
- Train your own models with Train Clone
- Stems, key, BPM, noise removal and mastering in the same app
- One-time pricing, so nothing lapses
Common questions
When did Weights.gg shut down?
Weights announced the closure in January 2026 and the service went offline on 31 March 2026. The website, the Replay app and the hosted voice model library all stopped being accessible. OpenAI acquired the team and technology, and several Weights staff joined the company as part of that deal.
Can I still download my models from Weights.gg?
No. The hosted library was taken offline with the rest of the service, so models that existed only in your Weights account are gone. If you exported a .pth file to your own disk at any point, that file still works and can be loaded straight into Xport Studio.
Where can I get RVC voice models now?
Community model repositories on Hugging Face and the AI Hub community are the main public sources still operating. You can also train your own from clean vocal samples. Xport Studio loads any standard .pth RVC model from disk and includes Train Clone for building your own.
Why did Weights.gg close?
By their own account the platform never became profitable. The wider pressure was legal: a large open library of celebrity voice models with no consent verification became increasingly difficult to defend as voice-likeness law tightened through 2025 and 2026.
How do I stop this happening again?
Keep the models as files you control. Xport Studio runs voice conversion locally and treats models as ordinary .pth files on your own disk, so there is no hosted library to lose, no account to be closed and no server to switch off. Back up the folder and the models are yours permanently.
Is Xport Studio free?
The app is free to download and six tools are free forever, including stem splitting, key and BPM detection and noise removal. Voice conversion is part of Pro, a one-time $79 purchase rather than a subscription.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the Voice Modeling Pack downloads once, every conversion runs on your own CPU or GPU with no connection required and nothing uploaded.
Keep your models this time
Xport Studio runs voice conversion on your own machine and treats models as files you own. Free to download, six tools free forever, and nothing to lose when a server goes away.