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AI VOICEOVER STUDIO

Give every paragraph a voice of its own.

Turn a product script, a lesson or a story into a complete voiceover. Choose the voice and delivery for each paragraph, refine individual takes, then export one WAV.

  • 30 built-in voices
  • Up to 20 paragraphs
  • One WAV export
A first listen
KoreFlashEnglish
0:09

“One script can have many voices. Write your lines, choose the delivery, refine only the paragraphs that need it, and export your finished voiceover.”

Generated with the same TTS models available in the studio.

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LISTEN BEFORE YOU WRITE

Three scripts. Three different deliveries.

Hear what changes with the voice, model and delivery. Each example includes its original script so you can try the same direction on your own words.

Scene illustration for a desk-lamp voiceover: warm light on a walnut desk at night.

01 / PRODUCT VOICEOVER

Make the product feel tangible.

Kore pairs a clear voice with an energetic delivery for a short desk-lamp introduction. Keep the spoken benefits concise; put tone instructions in the delivery field.

Energetic · product introduction

KoreFlashEnglish
0:09

“Give every focused evening just the right light. Soft illumination, thoughtful design, and a desk that feels like your own again.”

Scene illustration for a plant-science lesson: green leaves, a notebook and natural sunlight.

02 / COURSE NARRATION

Give an explanation room to breathe.

Charon reads a photosynthesis lesson with a calm delivery using Flash-Lite. Split lessons at topic changes so you can revise one explanation without remaking the whole lesson.

Calm · lesson explanation

CharonFlash-LiteEnglish
0:14

“Photosynthesis is the process plants use to turn light, water, and carbon dioxide into organic matter. Let's start with a single leaf and explore how light becomes energy for growth.”

Scene illustration for a narrated mystery: a blue door opens onto a quiet stone alley at dawn.

03 / STORY NARRATION

Let a pause carry the next line.

Sulafat uses a storytelling delivery for a mystery opening. The [pause] event separates the scene from the reveal; the directions stay outside the spoken script.

Storytelling · a deliberate pause

SulafatFlashEnglish
0:11

“The alley was still asleep when she gently opened the blue door.[pause]On the table sat a warm cup of tea, and beside it, a letter with her name on it.”

FROM DRAFT TO FINISHED AUDIO

Keep control of the paragraph that matters.

01

Write in scenes or ideas

Add up to 20 paragraphs, with 1,500 characters per paragraph and 10,000 characters in total. Different speakers can have different voices.

02

Choose a voice. Direct the reading.

Pick a built-in voice or one from My Voices. Set natural, energetic, calm or storytelling delivery, or describe your own reading direction.

03

Refine a take. Export the whole piece.

Generate changed paragraphs, listen to each take, and set the gaps between paragraphs. Once all current takes are ready, export a complete WAV.

CHOOSE YOUR MODEL

Two models. A clear credit calculation.

Both models use the same paragraph workflow, voice library and WAV export. Compare them with your script and preferred voice before making a longer piece.

ModelPer 100 characters101 characters in one submissionVoices & delivery
Flash

Try for product scripts and expressive narration.

20 credits40 credits30 built-in voices + My Voices; paragraph delivery
Flash-Lite

A lower credit cost for drafts and longer explanations.

10 credits20 credits30 built-in voices + My Voices; paragraph delivery

Characters in all paragraphs sent together are added first, then rounded up to the next 100. Two 50-character paragraphs submitted together cost 20 credits with Flash or 10 with Flash-Lite. Submitting each paragraph separately creates two billable requests. Only submitted paragraphs count.

Pricing snapshot: Oct 24, 2026. The studio displays the current total before you submit. Google TTS model documentation

Before your first voiceover

Practical answers about voices, scripts, credits and finished audio.

What can I make with AI Voiceover Studio?

Make spoken audio for product introductions, course lessons, explainers and story narration. Enter the words to be spoken, divide them into paragraphs, and choose the voice and delivery for each paragraph. The studio generates speech, rather than background music.

Which voices can I choose?

The studio includes 30 named Google voices, including Kore, Puck, Charon and Sulafat. Built-in previews help you choose a voice character; they are fixed English recordings. The same voice can speak your supported-language script. Custom voices saved in My Voices are also available.

How should I choose between Flash and Flash-Lite?

Flash costs 20 credits per 100 characters; Flash-Lite costs 10. Both offer paragraph delivery, built-in and custom voices, and WAV export. Try the same short script and voice with each model, then choose the reading you prefer. The page examples identify which model produced each clip.

How are characters and credits calculated?

Characters in all paragraphs included in one submission are added first, then rounded up to a 100-character block. A 101-character submission costs 40 credits with Flash or 20 with Flash-Lite. Two 50-character paragraphs generated together cost 20 or 10 credits respectively. Generating them separately creates two requests. Regenerating is a new generation; unchanged ready paragraphs are skipped. Whitespace and supported voice-event tags do not count toward billable characters.

Can I hear a voice before generating a full paragraph?

You can listen to the fixed built-in voice samples and the examples on this page. To hear your own text and delivery, use the short-test control for up to 120 characters. This sends a model request and shows its credit cost before submission.

Why does an existing recording still use the previous voice?

Changing a voice updates the next generation, not an existing audio file. Each recording shows the voice used to create that take. Select regenerate with the newly chosen voice; the studio marks changed paragraphs and waits for their new takes before exporting the complete piece.

Where do I put pauses and reading instructions?

Keep the spoken words in the script. Choose a delivery preset or put instructions such as “warm, with a measured pace” in the custom delivery field. Insert [pause], [laughs] or other available events at the relevant point in the script. Delivery instructions are sent separately from the spoken words.

Can I download all paragraphs as one audio file?

Yes. When every non-empty paragraph has an up-to-date recording, export a complete WAV. Choose a 0, 0.3, 0.5 or 1 second gap between paragraphs. You can also play and download individual takes. Editing text, voice or delivery requires a new take for that paragraph before a complete export.

What happens if one paragraph fails?

Finished paragraphs stay available. Check the failed paragraph’s error and retry it without remaking the successful paragraphs. The studio submits only missing, failed or changed paragraphs. Failed generations follow the task refund flow; keep the task number if a credit adjustment needs support.

Can I use my own voice?

Create or clone a voice in Voice Studio and save it to My Voices, then select it for a paragraph here. Use a recording and voice you have permission to use. For a quick single passage without paragraph controls, use the simpler Text to Speech page.

Your next voiceover starts with a paragraph.

Bring the words. Choose the voice. Shape the reading.

Open the studio