AI Video · Voice Design

Describe a voice.Hear it in seconds.

Write what the voice should sound like, keep your favourite of three, then generate speech from any text. No recordings, ever.

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Describe a voice. Hear three takes.

Age, accent, tone, pace. No recording, no upload, no real person

20 to 1,000 charactersThree previews per roundCommercial use included

1Describe the voice

Name the qualities: an age range, a gender, an accent or region, the pace, the energy, and what the voice is for. Descriptions of a specific person are refused - this tool invents voices, it does not copy them.

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Describe, don't name. Age, gender, accent, tone, pace, mood and what it's for. The tool invents a voice from those; it can't copy a real person or a character.

Try:

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2Generate speech

Keep a voice from your previews, or pick one from your library below.

Text

Enhance pacing adds natural pauses using only punctuation and line breaks - it never changes a word. Add emotion tags inserts performance directions like [whispers] or [sighs] where they fit. Both are free and editable before you generate.

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Dialogue gaps s of silence at every blank line

Stability0.50

Similarity0.75

Style0.00

Speed1.00

Lower stability = more expressive, less predictable. Style above 0.3 can sound exaggerated. Defaults are the provider's recommended values.

Generating part 1...

Your designed voices

Every voice you keep lands here. Reusable across every project, yours for commercial work.

Folders - keep an audiobook, a video series, or any project separate from the rest

Your generations

Your scripts

First time? How to write a description that landsBeginner

Say this

An age range and gender ("woman in her fifties")
An accent or region ("light Dublin accent")
Pace and energy ("slow, deliberate, low-key")
What it's for ("narrating a true-crime podcast")

Avoid

Naming a real person or "sounds like" anyone
Five adjectives that contradict each other
Describing the script instead of the voice
One-word prompts ("female", "deep")

· How it works

Three steps. No microphone required.

No microphone, no editing, no file juggling. The tool does the production; you make the calls.

Describe the voice

Age, gender, accent, pace, mood, purpose. A sentence or two is enough.

Hear three takes, keep one

Three distinct voices read the same line. Name the one you like and it's saved to your library.

Generate speech from any text

Short lines come back in seconds. Whole chapters are split, generated and combined into one file.

· Comparison

Voice Design vs Text to Speech

Two tools, different jobs. Here's when to use each.

Voice DesignText to Speech

What it does

Invents a new voice from your description, then speaks

Speaks your text in a ready-made stock voice

Input

A written description of the voice

Just your script

Setup time

About a minute, once per voice

None, instant

Best for

A character, a brand voice, a narrator nobody else has

Fast voiceovers when any good voice will do

Unique trait

Three takes per round, saved for reuse, commercial use included

Massive stock voice library

· Questions

Common questions.

What is AI voice design?

You describe the voice you want in plain words - age, gender, accent, tone, pace, mood - and the model generates three brand-new synthetic voices that match. You keep the one you like and use it to generate speech from any text.

Do I need to upload a recording?

No. Voice Design works from text only. There is no upload or record step anywhere in the tool, and it cannot reproduce a specific person's voice. Descriptions that name or imitate a real person are refused.

How do I write a good description?

Name the qualities: an age range, a gender, an accent or region, the pace, the energy, and what the voice is for. "Warm woman in her forties, soft Irish accent, unhurried, reading a bedtime story" works far better than "nice female voice".

How many credits does it cost?

One design round (three previews) costs 5 credits. Keeping a voice in your library costs 1 credit. Generating speech costs 4 credits per 500 characters. The exact cost shows on the button before you commit.

Can I use a designed voice commercially?

Yes. Every voice you design is synthetic and yours to use in personal and commercial projects. Audio carries an AI-generated label; disclose it where you publish, as several jurisdictions require.

Can I generate a whole audiobook chapter?

Yes. Paste or upload up to 200,000 characters. The text is split at sentence breaks, generated in your designed voice, and combined into one downloadable file.

Try it free. Credits on signup.

Sign up and get free credits instantly, with more when you verify your phone. That's enough for your first design round and a generation.

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No watermarksNo credit card requiredCommercial use allowed