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      Creating Your First Voice Over

      Wondering how to create your first voiceover? Look no further. This quick walkthrough will have you up and ready in no time.

      Step 1: Enter your script

      You can enter your script in 3 ways:

        • Typing into the text box
        • Copying and pasting your content
        • Importing a Word or text file
      Paste Preferences
      When you paste your script, the Paste Preference screen will appear, allowing you to choose how to segment it into blocks and sub-blocks according to content type. For longer scripts, consider “Split Script by Paragraphs.” For shorter scripts, “Split Script by Sentences” is recommended. If you prefer no sentence breaks in short scripts, such as advertisement voiceovers, select “Don’t Split”.

      Step 2: Select a voice

      Now that your script is ready, it’s time to select the ideal voiceover. With over 300 voices in 28 languages, the choices might feel like a lot. To simplify your search and help you discover the perfect fit, use our filters. You can refine your options based on language, gender, age group, and intended use. Choosing the right voice is key to making your project sound realistic and captivating.

        • Langauge
        • Gender
        • Age Group
        • Voice Style
        • Use Case

      It’s important to consider the use case filter when selecting a voice, as it sets the foundation for a realistic voiceover. For instance, an e-learning or documentary voice may not be suitable for an advertisement or marketing video, just as an energetic advertisement voice may not be the best fit for an IVR script.

       

      Step 3: Render and Preview

      With your script finalized, the next step is to bring it to life with a voice. To hear your script, click the empty play buttons to begin rendering. Once rendering is complete, the button will turn black, indicating it’s ready for playback.

       

      You can render and preview your script at three levels

      1. Sub-Block: To hear a specific sentence, simply click on the play button next to the sub-block to which it belongs.
      2. Block: To render all the sub-blocks within the block, simply click on the play button at the block level.
      3. Project: To hear your entire project come to life, simply click on the play button located on the timeline. This will render all blocks and their corresponding sub-blocks.

      Step 4: Export and Download [Paid Feature]

      Now that your project is complete and ready to go, it’s time to export and download it. We provide a variety of export formats and qualities to choose from, tailored to your specific use case.

      Please note that access to the Export and Download feature requires a paid plan.