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Turn text into natural-sounding speech using AI voice technology. Create voiceovers for videos, podcasts, training materials, phone systems, and more.

What Can You Create?

  • Video narration and voiceovers
  • Podcast intros and outros
  • Training and educational content
  • IVR phone messages
  • Audiobook content
  • Voice announcements
  • Accessibility audio versions of content

Creating Your First Audio

Step 1: Open Audio Generation

  1. Select your company from the sidebar
  2. Click Audio (under the Content Engine menu)
  3. Click Generate Audio (or the + button)

Step 2: Enter Your Text

Type or paste the text you want converted to speech:

Step 3: Choose a Voice

Browse available voices and pick one that fits your needs:
  • Male or female
  • Different accents (American, British, etc.)
  • Various personality types (friendly, professional, energetic)
You can choose from ready-made voices or select a custom voice you’ve cloned in the Voices section — your cloned voices appear right alongside the ready-made ones. Tip: Click the play button next to a voice to hear a sample.

Step 4: Adjust Settings

  • Speed: How fast the voice speaks (0.5x to 2x)
  • Model: Different AI models for varying quality

Step 5: Generate

  1. Click Generate
  2. Wait a few seconds
  3. Play your audio to review
Happy with it? Download and use it. Need changes? Adjust and regenerate.

Choosing the Right Voice

Voice Characteristics

Matching Voice to Content


Writing for Audio

Text written for reading doesn’t always sound natural when spoken. Here are tips for better audio:

Write Conversationally

Written style: “The implementation of our solution facilitates operational efficiency.” Audio style: “Our solution makes your work faster and easier.”

Use Punctuation for Pacing

Punctuation affects how the AI reads your text:
  • Commas: Short pause
  • Periods: Medium pause
  • Dashes (—): Dramatic pause
  • Ellipses (…): Thoughtful pause
Example:

Spell Out Abbreviations

The AI might mispronounce abbreviations:
  • ❌ “CEO” might be read as “see-ee-oh”
  • ✅ “Chief Executive Officer” or write phonetically

Add Phonetic Hints for Unusual Words

For names or technical terms:

Adjusting Speed

The speed setting affects how fast the voice speaks: Tip: Most professional voiceovers use 0.9x to 1.1x speed.

Managing Your Audio Files

Viewing Your Library

All generated audio is saved automatically:
  1. Go to Audio
  2. Browse your list
  3. Click play to preview any file

Playing Audio

  1. Click on an audio file
  2. Use the play controls
  3. Adjust volume as needed

Downloading Audio

  1. Click on an audio file
  2. Click Download
  3. File saves as MP3 (most common) or other format

Deleting Audio

  1. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the audio file
  2. Select Delete
  3. Confirm

Tips for Better Audio

1. Break Long Text into Sections

Instead of one long script, create separate audio files for:
  • Intro
  • Main content sections
  • Call to action
  • Outro
This makes editing easier and allows mixing voices.

2. Test Before Full Production

Generate a short sample first to verify:
  • The voice sounds right
  • Speed is appropriate
  • Pronunciation is correct
  • Tone matches your content

3. Review and Re-Generate

Listen critically:
  • Does it sound natural?
  • Are pauses in the right places?
  • Is the emphasis correct?
Adjust text or settings and regenerate as needed.

4. Consider Your Audience

  • International audience: Choose a neutral accent
  • Technical content: Slower speed for comprehension
  • Young audience: More energetic voices

Audio Length Limits

Most models have character limits per generation: For longer content, split into multiple audio files.

Using Audio in Projects

Adding to Videos

  1. Download your audio file
  2. Import into your video editor
  3. Sync with visuals

Podcasts

  1. Generate intro/outro clips
  2. Create spoken content sections
  3. Combine in your audio editor

Phone Systems (IVR)

  1. Generate short, clear prompts
  2. Export in required format
  3. Upload to your phone system

Custom Voices

Want a unique voice that sounds like you or represents your brand? See Voices to learn about voice cloning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does audio generation take? A: Usually 5-15 seconds for short clips, up to a minute for longer content. Q: What format are audio files? A: Typically MP3. Some systems offer additional formats. Q: Can I use these for commercial purposes? A: Yes, check your subscription terms for specific commercial use rights. Q: Why does the voice mispronounce a word? A: Try spelling it phonetically or differently. AI learns from common pronunciations. Q: Can I make the voice sound emotional? A: To some extent. Use punctuation and word choice to guide emotion. For more control, consider using custom Voices.

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