Voice design
Describe the delivery you want to explore a voice direction for your video. Turn clarity, emotion and pace into choices you can audition and refine.
Where this capability fits
Use concrete delivery instructions such as gentle explanation, clear announcement or relaxed narration, avoiding conflicting adjectives.
Compare voice directions using the same script. Keeping the wording fixed makes the effect of the voice easier to judge.
Retest with longer sentences, names and numbers, then add background music to check intelligibility in context.
Start with a clear process
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Describe the audience, content type and delivery direction.
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Audition available results with the same passage.
- 03
Choose a direction and review the full narration in the video.
Describe what you need
Use this as a starting point. Adapt the assets, audience and goal, then review the result.
Design a warm, clear explanatory voice for an educational video. Use natural sentence endings without dramatic inflection. Test it with this passage containing numbers and terminology.
Review before delivery
- Are the voice instructions specific and consistent?
- Are terminology and longer sentences easy to follow?
- Does the narration remain clear with music?
Questions, answered
How does this differ from voice cloning?
Voice design starts with a delivery description; cloning starts with an authorized recording. Choose based on whether you need to preserve a particular voice.
Can I use it across a series?
Record the chosen direction and available options, reuse the instructions and review consistency across episodes.
Explore related workflows
Bring your footage. Start with a clear goal.
Apply the workflow to your own content, review each step and refine the finished video.