Voice & music
Turn written text into a spoken voice track for a video. Paste the script, choose a voice, generate the narration, then listen to it against the footage before you commit. Sign in with desktop Chrome or Edge; the voice list, language coverage and credit cost follow the current workspace.
STEP 01
Write for the ear rather than for the page: shorter sentences, no parenthetical asides. The generator reads exactly what you give it.
STEP 02
Listen for names, numbers and product terms first. Those are the words that come out wrong, and they are usually the words that matter most.
STEP 03
Keep the narration on its own layer so you can change its level without touching the music, then check the whole file.
Most of them can produce a listenable sentence. The differences that matter in a real edit are the ones you only notice later: whether your specific language is supported, whether the pronunciation of names and numbers can be corrected, what the licence allows, and what a long script costs in credits. Check those four before comparing how the voices sound.
A voice that reads an ordinary sentence cleanly can still mangle a product name or a figure. Listen specifically for those rather than judging the overall tone. If a word comes out wrong, rewrite it in the script the way it should be read, and check that line again.
A generated voice track that sounds fine alone can disappear under music. Keep it on its own timeline layer, set the level against the music and against any real speech in the video, and check the opening and closing seconds, where levels usually jump.
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
Cloning or impersonating a real person's voice raises consent and rights issues. Check the licence of whichever voice you select before publishing.
Four things: whether your language is supported, whether names and numbers can be corrected, what the licence allows for commercial use, and what a long script costs.
Audio export supports MP3, AAC and WAV in the current workspace. Check the level under the music before publishing either the audio or the video.
Pronunciation follows the text you give it. Rewrite the word the way it should be read, generate again, and listen for that line specifically.
AI voice generation does not require membership. Usage follows the current credit rules. Choose a voice you are authorized to use and review pronunciation before exporting.
