Adding a voiceover with text-to-speech
Use text-to-speech in Biteable to add a natural-sounding voiceover to your videos without the need for recording. This guide walks you through the process step by step.
Common Questions:
How do I add a voiceover?
How do I add an AI voiceover?
How do I create a voiceover from text?
Leave your voice-over to the robots with Biteable's text-to-speech tool. Exclusive to Premium users, text-to-speech unlocks an easier way to add voice-overs to your videos.
In Design mode:
Open a video project or create a new one
Click the microphone icon in the timeline to open the voice-overs window
Click “Text to speech”
Follow the steps shown. First enter the script or text you want to use. Then select the voice that works best for your video — you can click the Preview button to hear a sample of each voice. Next, click “Generate voiceover”.
Click “Add Voiceover to timeline”
Please note: Text to speech narrations have a limit of 1,000 characters per clip which is about 200 words.
This is an example tutorial video setting up text to speech: Using Text to Speech In Biteable Video Tutorial
This is a published video that uses multiple voices created using text to speech: Published Text to Speech Video Example
The text-to-speech feature requires a paid subscription on the Biteable Premium plan. During your free trial period, you will have access to text-to-speech along with all of the other Premium features.
Text-to-speech tracks in any project(s) you created during your trial will remain in that project. However, you will not be able to edit or regenerate the text-to-speech track unless you upgrade to a Premium plan. New projects created under a Pro plan can not have text-to-speech tracks added.
There are several voices available to use, each with a different gender or accent. You can preview the available voices here or in the Biteable app.
Click here to sample text-to-speech voices
Biteable's text-to-speech feature is only available on a Premium plan.
We're here to help! If you have any questions, please reach out to our friendly support team.
Common Questions:
How do I add a voiceover?
How do I add an AI voiceover?
How do I create a voiceover from text?
Leave your voice-over to the robots with Biteable's text-to-speech tool. Exclusive to Premium users, text-to-speech unlocks an easier way to add voice-overs to your videos.
How to use text-to-speech
In Design mode:
Open a video project or create a new one
Click the microphone icon in the timeline to open the voice-overs window
Click “Text to speech”
Follow the steps shown. First enter the script or text you want to use. Then select the voice that works best for your video — you can click the Preview button to hear a sample of each voice. Next, click “Generate voiceover”.
Click “Add Voiceover to timeline”
Please note: Text to speech narrations have a limit of 1,000 characters per clip which is about 200 words.
This is an example tutorial video setting up text to speech: Using Text to Speech In Biteable Video Tutorial
This is a published video that uses multiple voices created using text to speech: Published Text to Speech Video Example
Who can use text-to-speech?
The text-to-speech feature requires a paid subscription on the Biteable Premium plan. During your free trial period, you will have access to text-to-speech along with all of the other Premium features.
What happens if I use text-to-speech in a trial and then purchase a Biteable Pro plan?
Text-to-speech tracks in any project(s) you created during your trial will remain in that project. However, you will not be able to edit or regenerate the text-to-speech track unless you upgrade to a Premium plan. New projects created under a Pro plan can not have text-to-speech tracks added.
What voices are available to use? What do the voices sound like?
There are several voices available to use, each with a different gender or accent. You can preview the available voices here or in the Biteable app.
Click here to sample text-to-speech voices
Biteable's text-to-speech feature is only available on a Premium plan.
We're here to help! If you have any questions, please reach out to our friendly support team.
Updated on: 21/10/2024
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