Text to Speech: choose a voice
Browse the voice library, listen to a preview, and enter your script. This is the direct route to a narration when an existing voice fits the language and tone of your content.
Text to Speech and AI Voice Generator
Turn written text into spoken audio with Magnific AI. Choose a library voice, use a recording to guide a voice clone, describe a new voice, or create a conversation with different speakers. Generate voiceovers for videos, lessons, character scenes, and other projects.
Choose How to Create Your Voice
The four modes start from different inputs. Pick the one that matches the voice you already have—or the one you want to hear.
Voice Cloning: bring a recording
Upload or record a 3–30 second sample of your own voice or one you have permission to use. Enter new text to generate speech guided by that sample’s vocal character.
Voice Design: describe the sound
Describe qualities such as pitch, texture, accent, and delivery, then provide the text to speak. Use this when you want to explore a voice without supplying a recording.
AI Dialogue: assign the speakers
Write a conversation as separate lines and choose a voice for each speaker. Keep the same voice assigned to a character as the conversation develops.
Write for the Ear
A script that reads well on a page can still sound crowded when spoken. Make the words easy to follow before changing the voice.
Break up dense sentences
Use punctuation to separate thoughts and leave room for the listener. Read the script aloud to find places where a sentence needs a pause or a simpler phrase.
Check names, numbers, and abbreviations
Listen to a short passage containing the difficult words before generating the rest. If a term is misread, try writing it as it should be spoken and review the next result.
Shape a Conversation with AI Dialogue
Assign speakers, add delivery cues, and choose a language to shape the flow of your dialogue.
Give each speaker a clear turn
Separate the lines and assign the voices before generating. Read through the exchange to make sure responses follow each other naturally and the listener can distinguish the characters.
Use delivery cues where they matter
Use the audio tag panel to guide an emotion, a delivery style, or a vocal reaction. Add a cue where it changes the meaning instead of filling every line with competing directions.
Choose a delivery setting
Creative, Natural, and Robust offer different approaches to expressiveness and consistency. Start with Natural, then compare a short passage if you want a more expressive or steadier delivery.
Match the voice to the language
Choose a voice suited to your script’s language and set the language in Dialogue when needed. Preview a short exchange to check names, pronunciation, and the contrast between speakers.
Get More from a Voice Sample
In Voice Cloning, the recording is the reference. Capture the voice clearly before asking it to speak new words.
Record one speaker clearly
Use a quiet recording with the speaker close enough to be heard cleanly. Avoid music, overlapping voices, and heavy echo. Keep the uploaded file within 10 MB and the 3–30 second range.
Test the kind of line you will use
Try a short passage with the tone and vocabulary of your finished piece. Compare pronunciation and vocal character before generating more text; a clone is a generated interpretation of the sample.
AI Voiceovers for Tutorials and Character Dialogue
Match the delivery to what the listener needs from the recording.
Tutorial and explainer narration
Use clear phrasing and a steady pace for instructions. Generate manageable sections so you can align the audio with demonstrations in your video editor.
Character dialogue and story scenes
Give each character a distinct voice and a reason to speak. Use short exchanges to test their contrast before developing a longer scene.
Text to Speech and Voice Creation FAQ
Choosing a voice, preparing a script, and working with recorded samples.
What is the difference between voice cloning and voice design?
Voice cloning uses a recording as its reference. Voice design uses a written description of the voice you want. Both generate speech from the text you enter; choose based on whether you have a sample to guide the sound.
How much audio do I need to clone a voice?
Provide a 3–30 second sample, either uploaded or recorded in the tool. Uploaded files must be within 10 MB. A clean recording of one speaker is more useful than a longer clip mixed with music or other voices.
Can I create a conversation with multiple AI voices?
Yes. Choose AI Dialogue, write each turn as a separate line, and assign a voice to each speaker. You can use the audio tag and delivery controls to guide how the exchange sounds.
Can I generate speech in different languages?
Yes. Choose a voice suited to the language of your text and review a short sample. Dialogue also provides language selection. Prepare the script in your target language before generating.
How do I improve the pronunciation of a name or acronym?
Test the term in a short sentence. If it is read incorrectly, try a clearer spelling of the intended pronunciation or write out an abbreviation. Listen again before generating the full passage.
Can I download the voiceover for my video?
Yes. Download the generated audio and add it to your video editor. You can also upload a spoken track to the avatar tool to animate a portrait.
Can I try text to speech on Magnific AI for free?
Yes. Try free voice generation with a short script and an available voice. Listen to the result before developing a longer narration or exploring the other voice modes.
Hear Your Words in the Right Voice
Choose a voice, bring a sample, or describe the delivery you have in mind.
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