A podcast from text — without a microphone
Write an episode, digest or segment and HancVoice voices the text in a conversational voice. Make intros, monologues, dialogues, corporate podcasts and audio versions of articles without a studio.
Voices for podcasts
Lively conversational timbres — for intros, segments and full episodes.
A clean track with no room noise
Conversational delivery
Natural intonation and pauses — the speech doesn't sound like reading off a sheet.
A clean track
WAV/MP3 with no room ambience, echo or mic clicks — handy for editing the episode.
Several voices
Build a dialogue episode from different timbres — without a second host.
For your podcast format
Script → episode
Paste your script
The episode text, intro and segments come together in the project; the character limit depends on your plan.
Assign voices
One host or a dialogue of several timbres. Adjust the pace.
Grab the track
Download the WAV and upload it to your podcast host.
Who it's for
Hosts
Release your podcast regularly, even when there's no time to record.
Brands
Corporate podcasts and audio digests without an in-house narrator.
Media
Turn articles into audio versions and episodes in one click.
Podcasts in your language and international languages
Release localized versions of episodes for new audiences — from a single script.
Pricing without a subscription
The first 10.000 characters are free — enough for a trial intro.
Podcasters are already on HancVoice
“I host a finance podcast for entrepreneurs even when I'm travelling. I write the script on the road — the episode is ready by morning.”
“I repackage my videos into audio episodes: the script stays as text, and the podcast comes out without a separate recording.”
“I build dialogue tech episodes from two voices: the script stays as text, and the episode sounds like a finished segment.”
Built for a regular release
No recording
No microphone and no quiet room — just the episode text.
Clean sound
A finished track with no ambience or echo — all that's left is to add a jingle and edit.
Dialogues
Several voices in one episode — without a second host.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Assign different voices to different lines — the result is a natural dialogue of two or more hosts.
The track comes out clean and ready for editing. For the final episode, all that usually remains is to add a jingle, music and level the overall project loudness.
Yes, sponsorship and ad segments can be voiced within your plan, your rights to the text and the service rules.
How to voice a podcast with AI
Why podcasters switch to an AI voice
The main enemy of a regular podcast isn't ideas but production: record, remove noise, mix, level the loudness. One missed episode breaks the audience's habit, and there isn't always time or the right conditions to record.
AI voiceover removes this barrier. A script becomes a finished, clean track with no room noise in minutes, so episodes go out on schedule even in busy weeks.
How to choose a voice for your format
Conversational and news podcasts suit an energetic host voice, documentaries a warm narrative timbre, and lifestyle formats a light modern one. The tone sets the character of the show no less than the script.
In HancVoice the voices are grouped by format, and you can preview a fragment of your episode in any timbre before generating the whole episode.
Dialogues and multiple hosts
A podcast is rarely a monologue. In the editor, different voices are assigned to lines, and the episode comes together as a natural dialogue — without finding a co-host and coordinating schedules.
Pace and pauses are adjusted separately for each line, so the conversation sounds lively rather than like an alternating read-out.
Export and publishing
The finished episode downloads as WAV/MP3 — a format that's convenient to send into editing, hosting and internal production. The track is already clean; all that's left is to add an intro jingle.
Commercial use, including sponsorship and ad segments, applies within your plan, your rights to the text and the service rules.
A podcast in your voice
Create a custom host voice — and release episodes even when there's no time to record. How to create a voice →
A second voice
Need a co-host or a guest — choose a system voice or a saved custom voice. Open voices →
Voice your episode now
The first 10.000 characters are free. No card, no subscription.