Text to Speech for Social Media
Write a short script, generate the voiceover, and drop the MP3 into your video editor — useful for faceless TikToks, Reels, and Shorts where the voice matters more than showing your face on camera.
No login • 580+ voices in 75+ languages
What works for short-form video
A 30–60 second TikTok or Reel script is usually well under the 5,000-character generation limit, so one pass covers a full clip. Pick a voice with a bit of energy — flat, slow pacing that works fine for a long-form explainer tends to feel sluggish in a 30-second hook-driven clip.
Use the pause tokens ([[p400]],
[[p700]]) to add a beat before
a punchline or a call to action — it reads noticeably less robotic than one flat run-on
sentence.
Common formats
Faceless explainer clips
Voiceover over stock footage or text-on-screen, no camera needed.
"Did you know" / fact clips
Short, punchy scripts read at a brisk pace with a pause before the payoff line.
Multilingual reposts
Re-voice the same script in a different language to reach a wider audience.
Two-voice skits
Use the multi-speaker studio for scripted back-and-forth between two characters.
Frequently asked questions
Will one generation cover a full 60-second script?
Almost always — a 60-second script is typically well under the 5,000-character limit.
Can I make the voice sound more energetic?
Adjust the rate/pitch settings, and try a few different voices — energy level varies noticeably between them.
Do platforms require disclosure for AI voiceover?
Some platforms have introduced AI-content labeling requirements that change over time — check the current policy of the platform you're posting to.
