Give your script a voice.
Turn written text into spoken audio for your next video or presentation. Choose a voice and generate narration in Sceneform. Listen to the result, refine the script, and keep the audio with your other media.
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What you can create
Write for someone listening
Use short sentences and natural transitions. Say numbers and abbreviations clearly so the narration sounds understandable without visible text.
Choose a fitting voice
Select an available voice for your script. A calm explanation, product introduction, and character scene each call for a different delivery.
Reuse your generated audio
Sceneform stores generated speech as an audio asset. Use it as part of your media workflow or with compatible lip-sync tools.
From your idea to finished content
Prepare the script
Write the exact words you want the voice to speak. Remove stage directions unless the chosen model explicitly supports them.
Select your voice and model
Choose from the available speech options. Check supported languages and the displayed credit cost before generating your audio.
Listen before you publish
Review pronunciation, pauses, and emphasis. Adjust difficult names or sentence structure, then generate another version when needed.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A product walkthrough
Start by opening your project. Add the images you want to use. Then choose a layout and review your first draft.
An educational voiceover
Plants need light to make their own food. Their leaves capture sunlight. The amount of light affects how well they grow.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI voice generator?
- An AI voice generator converts written text into spoken audio. You supply the script and choose a voice for the narration.
- Can I create a custom voice?
- Sceneform supports voice creation from a sample or a description. Available methods depend on the selected voice tool and model.
- Does the voice generator create a video too?
- The audio workflow produces speech. Use Storybook or lip sync when your project also needs visuals.
- How do I improve pronunciation?
- Listen to the generated audio first. Try simpler wording, expanded abbreviations, or a phonetic spelling for a difficult name.
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Create your next project
Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.