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AI Voiceover Generator

Generate a standalone narration track for a product demo, lesson or social video. Choose an accent, voice profile and pace.

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Results

Script pages marked with a red pencil beside a microphoneExample

Your result will appear here.

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Record narration from a finished script

Write the voiceover as spoken lines. Start with a short section so you can check how the pacing fits your footage. Download the audio and place it over your video.

When this helps

For a product walkthrough, time the section that needs narration and write fewer words so the voice can pause while the screen shows the action.

Examples

Script pages marked with a red pencil beside a microphone
Mark pauses and pronunciation beside the lines that need them.
Woman wearing headphones at a booth microphone
Listen to the narration at the same pace the audience will hear over the video.
Tripod camera pointed at a seated presenter
Leave room for the visuals to explain the action before starting the next line.

Example

“Open the project, select a reference image, and choose the shot length before you generate.”

How to use it

  1. Watch the corresponding scene and mark where the narration starts and ends.
  2. Paste the script and select the voice, accent and rate.
  3. Download the voice, align it with the footage and check it alongside any music.

Settings & limits

Input
Narration script, up to 5,000 characters
Pace
0.5× to 2× speaking rate
Output
Standalone audio track

Questions about AI Voiceover Generator

Can I match narration to a scene length?

The speed control changes delivery pace. Time a short section over the source clip and trim the script if it still runs long.

Can I download the voiceover separately?

Yes. The generator returns an audio track you can move to a video editor.

How do I put this voiceover on the video?

Open Add Audio to Video. Choose Mix to keep the original audio or Replace to use the narration alone.

Which settings should I record across voiceover takes?

Write down the voice, accent and rate next to the script. Note any phonetic spellings so the next take reads the same names consistently.