Create your first voiceover
Begin with a few sentences before processing a full narration or character dialogue. A short passage makes it easier to judge voice, speed and expression.
Prepare the script and reference recording
Keep punctuation that helps convey the meaning of your script. Choose a short, complete passage for the first generation. Prepare a WAV or MP3 recording that you own or have permission to use.
Read the reference audio guide to check the recording before uploading.
Generate in the workspace
- Open the voiceover workspace and follow the sign-in flow.
- Paste your script and select or drag in reference audio. Listen to the reference first.
- Start with a steady emotion and moderate speaking speed, confirm the inputs, then generate.
- Listen to the complete result. Check pronunciation, expression, pauses and timing against the scene.
- Revise the script or settings when needed. Once the result fits, download WAV audio for editing.
These instructions explain the voiceover workflow in English. Use the labels shown in the current workspace interface.
What to listen for
Listen carefully to names, numbers and words with more than one possible pronunciation. Then check whether the expression suits the scene. Punctuation affects pauses. Change one factor at a time so you can compare the results.
Follow generation status
Check the workspace's status messages while generation runs. If the service is unavailable or the input format is unsupported, follow the displayed instructions and check the inputs before continuing. Listen after generation finishes, then export the audio.
See the feature overview for the role of each control.