Studio's Audio tab turns a script into spoken audio, so a product hook, an ad script or a social concept can become a voice-over in the same place you make images and video. Open Studio and choose Audio.
Create a voice-over
- Type or paste the script, up to 5,000 characters.
- Choose a voice. Search by name, or filter by Favorites, language, accent, gender, age and category. Recently used voices sit at the top of the list.
- Click the play button next to a voice to preview it before you generate.
- Click Create audio.
When the clip is ready, play it in Studio or download it. Every clip is also saved to Files under Audio, so you can come back to it later.
Write for the ear
- Read it out loud first. Lines that look fine on screen often run long when spoken.
- Use punctuation for pacing. Commas and full stops give the voice room to breathe.
- Spell tricky names the way they sound if a voice gets your product name wrong.
- Try two voices. The same script can feel premium in one voice and playful in another.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I find my audio clips?
In Files, under the Audio tab, and in Past work in Studio.
Can I put the voice-over on a video?
Download the clip and add it in your video editor. For video that already has sound, use Max quality in the Video tab.
Next Steps
Paste the script of your next 15-second ad, preview three voices, and keep the one that sounds most like your brand. For video, see Video Creation.
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