Skill library
Choose or clone a voice, then turn scripts into ready-to-edit speech. Produce audiobook chapters, multilingual dubbing, solo podcasts, and short-form voiceover with a clear, consistent narrator.
Voice creation workspace
Choose from the voice library to turn scripts into speech, or clone a brand voice to reuse, and check the current estimate before you make anything.
Solo podcast voice
Shape supplied writing for listening, choose a recurring host voice, and receive MP3 episode audio ready for your publishing flow.
AI cast for your script
Cast the script, record every line in order, and get clips you can assemble.
Long-form chapter narration
Choose one suitable narrator, hear a meaningful pilot, and keep finished chapters in order while refining the passages that need another take.
Multilingual narration audio
Bring the script for each language, choose a fitting voice, pilot pronunciation and timing, then receive narration audio organized by market and segment.
All-in-one creation
Pick the right creation route for each format, reuse local or finished media, and keep every video, image, track, and voice-over in one place.
One schedule item, one spoken clip
Turn notice time, documents, and visit windows into labeled notice clips.
One materials item, one spoken clip
Turn marriage, birth, and household copy into labeled instruction clips.
One roster item, one spoken clip
Turn weekday names and listed chores into labeled reminder clips.
One still, one activity clip
Write a factual activity line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
Executive series
Turn talking points or column copy into a serialized company show with one familiar host.
Course audio
Turn lecture manuscripts into an ordered narration pack with consistent terms and one familiar teacher voice.
Digital teacher
Prepare one teacher voice, then publish a stable presenter clip for each lesson.
One table item, one spoken clip
Turn card intro, annual fee, and lounge access into labeled rights clips.
One written step, one spoken clip
Turn welcome, identity, and first login into labeled onboard clips.
One line, one clip
Write the booking notices you already decided, then record each as its own clip.
One section, one spoken clip
Turn prepared remarks into labeled earnings reads, then record each section as its own clip.
One schedule item, one spoken clip
Turn time, place, and bring-items copy into labeled notice clips.
Founder presenter
Pair one portrait with a short weekly script and deliver a stable founder update.
One still, one dividend clip
Write a line on when the payout arrives, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
One still, one report clip
Write a report-fact line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
Game voices
Turn a murder-mystery or indie-game script into numbered clips with one voice per character.
One cue, one spoken clip
Turn button, win, and fail copy into labeled game voice clips.
One still, one place clip
Write a place-fact line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
One window, one spoken clip
Turn info desk, take-a-number, and documents windows into labeled guide clips.
Role presenter
Pair one HR or founder portrait with the job brief and deliver a hiring clip candidates can watch.
One assignment, one spoken clip
Turn Chinese, math, and English copy into labeled instruction clips.
One arrangement, one spoken clip
Turn Monday through Friday copy into labeled forwardable clips.
One brief line, one spoken clip
Turn time, place, and status copy into labeled brief clips.
One still, one clause clip
Write a line from the supplied clauses, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
One still, one intern clip
Write a factual first-day line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
Phone-tree prompts
Record welcome, menu, hold, transfer, after-hours, and error prompts as labeled clips.
One still, one booth clip
Write a factual booth line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
Room-by-room clips
Animate each room photo into a short clip buyers can scan space by space.
Run of show for live selling
Minute-by-minute schedule, a seven-step track per product, twelve categories of ready-to-read lines, and the cards and takes the room uses.
One still, one calendar clip
Write a factual calendar line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
One first-week cue, one spoken clip
Turn welcome, people, and written-task copy into labeled week clips.
Story text to narrated video scenes
Beats, illustrated shots, narration, and motion built from the passage you paste in.
One bumper, one clip
Turn pre-roll, post-roll, and sponsor lines into labeled bumper clips.
One line, one clip
Speak only the seller-supplied voicemail lines, then deliver each clip as its own file.
One handoff cue, one spoken clip
Turn outgoing, incoming, and unfinished-work copy into labeled handoff clips.
Episode voices
Turn a vertical short-drama episode into labeled clips with one voice per role.
Short-form voiceover
Prepare the words for speech, choose a suitable voice, check the current estimate, and receive audio ready for your edit.
One story, one clip
Speak only the short stories the producer already wrote, then deliver each clip as its own file.
Dated floor reads
Record dated PA reads for one campaign window and play them on the shop floor.
AI presenter
Pair one portrait with prepared speech, then direct and review one focused talking-head clip.
One reply, one clip
Speak only the reply lines the operator already wrote, then deliver each clip as its own file.
Night-shift presenter
Pair one portrait with welcome, product, FAQ, and close scripts and deliver clips a store can loop overnight.
One reception cue, one spoken clip
Turn greeting, check-in, and escort copy into labeled reception clips.
Series voice
Create a reusable voice from a clean sample, then turn each new script into the next episode.
Personal and brand voice
Start with a clean single-speaker sample, name the voice, and keep the result for later narration.
Voice creation workspace
Prepare the script for reading aloud and get ready-to-edit narration, with long pieces split by chapter and multilingual work split by language.
One still, one factsheet clip
Write a factual product line, then animate each authorized still into its own short clip.
Serial chapters
Record the current webnovel chapter, then continue later chapters in the same voice.
One still, one explanation clip
Write a factual explanation line, then animate each still into its own short clip.
Whiteboard film
Give it a topic, a script, or a benchmark video and get one 1080×1920 black-and-white whiteboard film, written stroke by stroke and narrated in a chosen voice.