Fast iteration
Update the narration when a script changes without scheduling another recording session.
- Regenerate revised lines
- Keep audio in the project
- Review with the complete edit
AI voiceover
AI Voiceovers Built Into Your Video Workflow
Turn the script into narration, compare voices that fit the audience and format, and keep the selected delivery connected to the project. Update the voiceover when the copy changes without starting a separate audio production process.
Built-in narration
Choose the delivery.Keep it aligned with the video.
Voiceover is part of the production, not an audio file added at the end. Videnly keeps the script, voice selection, and generated narration in the same workflow as the scenes, captions, music, and timing.
Multiple voice options
Compare voices with different tones and delivery styles to find the one that fits the subject and intended audience.
Tone and pacing choices
Select a voice direction that supports the energy, clarity, and emotional weight of the script.
Regenerate after edits
Create an updated narration track when the script changes instead of patching together mismatched recordings.
Step 1
Enter the scriptGive narration the right source.
Use the project script as the foundation for the voice track. Clean structure and intentional wording help the narration follow the same message as the visuals and captions.
Use the project copy
Keep narration tied to the same script that drives the scenes and on-screen text.
Review pronunciation context
Check names, product terms, and unusual wording before generating the final track.
Revise before finalizing
Edit the source copy while it is still easy to regenerate the complete narration.
Step 2
Select the voiceMatch the audience and format.
Preview available voices and choose the delivery that supports the content. A tutorial, dramatic story, product ad, and calm explainer should not all sound the same.
Compare different tones
Listen for clarity, energy, warmth, authority, or conversational delivery based on the production goal.
Keep a repeatable brand voice
Reuse the same voice choice across related projects when the content should feel familiar.
Fit the video length
Choose narration that works with the pacing and scene structure rather than forcing the visuals around a disconnected track.
Step 3
Generate and reviewHear it in the finished context.
Generate the track, listen with the scenes, captions, and soundtrack, then revise the script or voice choice when the complete video needs a different delivery.
Review with the visuals
Judge whether emphasis and pacing support what appears on screen at each moment.
Balance music and narration
Make sure the voice remains clear when background music is part of the project.
Regenerate cleanly
Produce an updated track when the wording or creative direction changes.
Production advantages
Create narration faster.Keep the voice intentional.
AI voiceover removes the recording setup while preserving the choices that shape how the message is delivered.
Consistent delivery
Reuse voice selections across a series, channel, or campaign when the narration should remain recognizable.
- Repeatable voice choice
- Stable tone
- Connected project settings
Multilingual options
Choose language-appropriate voice options when producing versions for different audiences.
- Localized narration workflows
- Consistent video structure
- Audience-specific delivery
Voiceover use cases
The right voice changes.The workflow stays connected.
Choose narration based on what the video needs to communicate, then manage it within the same production system.
Explainers
Use a clear, steady delivery for tutorials, educational content, and step-by-step videos.
Ads and promos
Choose a more energetic or conversational voice for product angles and calls to action.
Narrative videos
Match the emotional direction of stories, documentaries, and faceless channel content.
Localized versions
Create voice tracks for different language audiences while keeping the core production structure intact.
Get started
Ready to give your video a voice?
Add the script, compare voice options, and review the generated narration inside the complete project.