Voiceovers for videos, podcast intros, phone greetings, audiobook narration — typed as text, spoken back in a natural voice, in almost any language. Here's the process and the tools that sound genuinely human.
Write it the way people actually speak — short sentences, contractions, no formal essay language. Read it aloud once; if you stumble, the AI voice will sound stiff there too.
Decide gender, age feel, accent, and energy (calm narrator vs upbeat ad read) before browsing voices — otherwise you'll scroll voice lists forever.
Start with our Best Choice. Paste your script and preview 2–3 different voices against it.
Names and local words often need help: spell them phonetically, add commas for pauses, or use the tool's emphasis controls.
MP3 for most uses; WAV if it's going into video editing. Generate a spare take with slightly different pacing — future-you will thank you.
[Write your script here in short, spoken sentences.] Example: "Looking for a laptop repair you can actually trust? At [business name], we fix all major brands — right here in [city]. Most repairs are done the same day. Call us on [number], or just walk in." Voice direction: [warm and friendly / professional narrator / energetic ad read], [language/accent], medium pace.