AI Voiceovers for Training Videos

Text And Speech enables seamless creation of voiceovers in 50+ languages, including Spanish, Mandarin, French, and Arabic. Trainers can localize content for international teams or learners without hiring native speakers. Customize accents (e.g., British vs. American English) to match regional preferences. Integrate culturally relevant idioms and pronunciations to enhance relatability. For example, a compliance training video for a multinational corporation can be rendered in German for Berlin-based employees and Japanese for Tokyo teams with a single click.

Adjust pitch, speed, and emphasis to align with your training video’s tone. Use emotional modulation to convey urgency in safety drills or empathy in soft-skills tutorials. The timeline editor lets you sync pauses with on-screen actions—like highlighting a step in a software demo. Add background music from a library of 5,000+ tracks to reinforce key messages. For instance, pair a calm, steady voiceover with ambient music for mindfulness training.

Export voiceovers directly to Canva, Adobe Premiere, or PowerPoint. Developers can use the API to automate voice generation for LMS platforms like Moodle or Coursera. A marketing team can draft a product training script in Google Docs, generate the voiceover via Text And Speech, and embed it into a ClickUp project timeline—all without switching tabs.

Upload samples of your CEO’s speech or a brand ambassador’s voice to create a cloned AI voice. Ideal for onboarding videos where leadership messages need authenticity. A healthcare provider could clone a senior doctor’s voice for patient education modules, ensuring trust and recognition. Ethical safeguards ensure voice cloning complies with GDPR and CCPA.

Invite stakeholders to comment on voiceover drafts, tag specific timestamps, and approve versions. HR teams can collaborate on diversity training scripts, while legal reviewers flag sections needing compliance checks. Role-based access controls prevent unauthorized edits. For example, a project manager can lock the final version of a cybersecurity training voiceover after QA approval.