Create
Give it a voice. Then a soundtrack.
Voice-overs and music are made in the same studio as your pictures, so they drop straight onto a storyboard or under a clip.
How it works
- 1
Write the script
Paste your lines, or ask Kuro to write them for the video you are making.
- 2
Pick a voice
Choose a built-in voice or one you saved, and listen to it before you spend anything.
- 3
Put it under the picture
Drag the voice-over or the track onto a storyboard. It lines up with the scenes it covers.
What's inside
Everything a video needs to be heard.
Voice-overs
Natural voices in many languages, from the latest ElevenLabs models.
Saved voices
Add a voice once, give it a name, and it's in every list that can use it. Bind it to a Subject and her clips speak in it.
Music tracks
Describe the mood and the length, and get a track to sit under your video.
Transcripts
Get the words in any audio or video you hold, timed and split by speaker.
Subtitles
Burn timed captions into a clip in one press.
Talking heads
Give a portrait a voice-over and get a clip of that person saying it.
Questions
Can I use my own voice?
If you have an ElevenLabs voice, add its ID once and save it under a name. It then appears wherever a voice can be picked.
Which languages are supported?
The voice models read many languages. Each voice model's page lists the languages it supports.
Can I get subtitles for a video?
Yes. Add subtitles transcribes the clip and burns the captions in. Transcription also works on its own, for any audio or video in your library.
Your video, with the sound on.
Sign up and turn your first script into a voice-over.