Voice lines from text and regenerate only the line that changed when the script moves. Take your trailer into other languages, animate your concept drawings and generate your theme music by describing it.
At the prototype stage, working with voice actors and a composer is often not possible, and the script changes a lot. You try these jobs here first, then record the parts that are final in a studio later if you want.
Give each character its own voice and choose the emotion and pace. When a line changes, regenerate only that line and download it as WAV.
Dub the video into your target languages. Lock character and place names with the glossary; subtitles come out for each language too.
Use the drawing as the first frame and choose the camera movement. Try short scenes in anime, 3D or claymation style.
Describe the genre, mood and tempo, pick one of two takes and get its instrumental version.
Give each character in the script its own voice; when a line changes, regenerate only that line and download it as WAV.
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Transcribe actor recordings or gameplay footage and pull out the subtitle file and the list of lines.
Dub the trailer and cutscene videos into your target languages and lock character and place names with the glossary.
Use a concept drawing as the first frame and bring it to life; try scenes in anime, 3D or claymation style.
Clone the voice actor’s voice with their spoken consent so lines added later need no new recording session.
Generate music for the menu screen, a level or the trailer by describing its genre and tempo, and get the instrumental version too.
Listen to a short text in the voice you choose, then download it.
Turn a single photo into a moving scene.
Generate the short sound effect you describe.
Generate instrumental music that fits your video or podcast.
Hear a short clip of your video dubbed into another language.
Change the pitch and tone of your recording in the browser.
Dubbing and subtitles to publish the videos on your channel in other languages.
Produce editable narration without a microphone or studio.
Fast narration for short videos, promos and news content.
Create SRT and VTT subtitle files for your videos and translate them.
On paid plans, you hold the commercial use rights to the audio, video and music you generate; for music, the license is stored with the track. Content generated on the free plan is for personal use and trials.
Voice lines download as MP3, WAV or FLAC; if you split the lines into sections, you get a separate file per section. Music downloads as MP3.
No. The translation is fitted to the length of the original speech, but lip movements are not changed.
Only with that person’s explicit consent. The owner of the voice has to read the consent sentence in their own voice, and once they withdraw consent the voice cannot be used in any studio.