What kinds of audio can it produce?

Voiceover and narration from text: short-video and ad reads, audiobooks, courses, podcasts, and announcements. It does not transcribe recordings or edit existing audio files—fixes happen by re-producing a segment from text.

Which languages does it speak?

40 languages and dialects, including Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Arabic. Each language version is adapted natively so it sounds written for that language.

How does voice cloning work?

Provide a clean single-speaker sample you are authorized to use—your own voice or one with the owner's permission. After the clone is created, you can select it for later narration while it remains available in your account.

What if a name or a paragraph sounds wrong?

The affected segment is re-produced with a corrected reading or adjusted pacing while everything already approved stays unchanged, so a fix costs a segment, not the whole project.

AI voiceover studio

Narration that sounds directed, not generated

Turn scripts, articles, and books into voiceover with a voice cast for the content, pacing set for the destination, and 40 languages including Cantonese—plus your own authorized cloned voice when the brand needs to sound like you.

40 languages · Authorized voice cloning

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What a directed voiceover session produces

Directed, not dictated

The script is rewritten for speaking—readings, pauses, and register—before a single second of audio is produced.

A voice cast for the job

Choose from a library filtered by language, style, and use case, or audition candidates before committing to a full production.

Clone for later narration

Turn an authorized voice sample into a voice you can select again for later narration while it remains available in your account.

Narration for real publishing destinations

Short-video and ad voiceover

Energetic narration timed for feed content, with hooks and calls to action that read like a host, not a robot.

Audiobooks and courses

Chapter-by-chapter narration with one consistent narrator, piloted on the first chapter before the full book is produced.

Multilingual releases

The same content dubbed across 40 languages and dialects, adapted natively per language rather than translated word for word.

A signature brand voice

Clone your own voice from a clean authorized sample and select it again for later episodes, updates, and promos while it remains available in your account.

Casting first

Choose the voice like a director

Filter voices by language, style, gender, and use case, listen to previews, and cast for the destination—warm for audiobooks, energetic for ads, clear for courses.

Browse and preview voices before anything is produced
Match the voice to the audience and platform
Select your own cloned voice for later productions
Keep one narrator across a whole series

Scripts made speakable

The text is prepared before it is performed

Written sentences become spoken ones: numbers, dates, and names get explicit readings, punctuation becomes pacing, and each language version is adapted natively.

Spoken-register rewrites of written copy
Explicit readings for numbers, units, and names
Pause and pacing decisions built into the script
Native adaptation for every target language

Production with control

Delivery tuned to the destination

Speed, mood, and audio format follow the publishing target, long works are produced chapter by chapter, and large batches are estimated before they run.

Pacing and emotion set deliberately, not randomly
Formats for direct publishing or further editing
A pilot chapter approved before a full audiobook
Clear cost expectations before big productions

Fix a line, keep the take

Revisions re-record the segment, not the project

A misread name or a rushed paragraph is fixed by re-producing just that segment with the same voice and settings, so accepted audio stays exactly as approved.

Respell readings and re-run only the affected part
Adjust pacing or mood one step at a time
Keep approved chapters untouched
Know the incremental cost before each fix

Questions

What kinds of audio can it produce?: Voiceover and narration from text: short-video and ad reads, audiobooks, courses, podcasts, and announcements. It does not transcribe recordings or edit existing audio files—fixes happen by re-producing a segment from text.
Which languages does it speak?: 40 languages and dialects, including Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Arabic. Each language version is adapted natively so it sounds written for that language.
How does voice cloning work?: Provide a clean single-speaker sample you are authorized to use—your own voice or one with the owner's permission. After the clone is created, you can select it for later narration while it remains available in your account.
What if a name or a paragraph sounds wrong?: The affected segment is re-produced with a corrected reading or adjusted pacing while everything already approved stays unchanged, so a fix costs a segment, not the whole project.

Start with a script—finish with a voice you can publish

Bring the text and the destination. Get a cast voice, a speakable script, and finished narration audio, with fixes that re-record only the line that needs it.

Install Beatra AI Voice Studio and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/beatra-ai-voice-studio/install.md