AI voice-over for e-learning, courses and training videos
Turn scripts into clear narration for course modules, explainer videos and onboarding. When the content changes, you edit the text and export the audio again, without a new studio session.
Voices that suit learning content
Real voices from the catalog. Press play on a portrait.
Why AI narration fits e-learning
Courses change: a product gets a new screen, a regulation changes, a process gets a new name. With a recorded speaker every change means a new session; with AI narration you change the sentence and export the module again in minutes. Learners hear the same voice in every module, even if the modules were updated months apart.
From slides to audio
Write the narration per slide or per scene, paste it into the editor and pick a voice. Add pauses between steps, slow down where learners need time and fix the stress of terms and product names right in the editor. Export each part as WAV or MP3 and place it in Articulate Storyline, Rise, iSpring, Captivate, PowerPoint or your LMS: the files work like any recorded audio.
A script that sounds good
Keep sentences short and active, write numbers and abbreviations the way they should be spoken and put one idea in one sentence. As a rule of thumb, about 900 to 1,000 characters make a minute of narration, so you can estimate the length of a module before you voice it.
Several languages, one style
For international teams you voice the same module in German, English, French, Spanish, Italian and other languages. Pick a similar type of voice in every language so the course feels consistent. For a recognisable trainer voice you can create a private voice from a short recording of your trainer, with their consent.
Questions and answers
WAV or MP3. Both can be imported into common authoring tools, video editors and learning platforms.
Yes. Projects stay in your account: change the sentence, voice it again and export just that part.
Minutes rather than days: paste the text, pick a voice, listen, fix pauses or stress and export. About 900 to 1,000 characters make one minute of audio.
Yes, with the trainer's consent. A short recording is enough to create a private voice that only your account can use.
The first 10,000 characters are free, credited once at sign-up, no card needed.