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Voice Over Advert

Create a professional voice over for your advert in seconds. Pick a voice, paste your script, and generate ad narration that fits your spot.

How to create a voice over advert

A voice over advert gives your offer a voice: introduce the product, explain why it matters, and tell listeners what to do next. Start with one clear message for your video, radio, or social ad.

A product introduction, a flash sale, and a local-service pitch need different deliveries. Listen to the three examples below and follow their scripts to compare pacing, emphasis, and the final call to action.

Choose a voice, generate a take, and check it against your ad slot. Shorten lines that run long, generate a revised take, then download the audio and place it in your edit.

  1. 01

    Write the script to the slot

    Focus on one offer and one call to action. Keep the script short enough to leave room for pauses within your ad slot.

  2. 02

    Match the voice to the offer

    Compare the product, flash-sale, and local-service examples. Choose a voice that suits your message and audience.

  3. 03

    Generate and refine the read

    Generate a take and listen for clear phrasing and timing. Revise lines that feel rushed or unclear, then generate a new take.

  4. 04

    Download and place

    Download the approved read and add it to your video or radio edit. Check that the offer and call to action fit before the spot ends.

Shape the read around your offer

Compare ad styles, refine the lines that matter, and take the finished read into your edit.

Studio microphone with illustrated sound waves, headphones, and a clapperboard for an advertising voice over
  • Compare reads by ad type

    Hear a product introduction, an urgent promotion, and a local-service pitch before choosing the delivery for your offer.

  • Keep short spots focused

    Build the script around one offer and one next step. Review the generated read against your slot before adding it to the edit.

  • Update the line that changed

    Generate a new clip for a revised price, promotion, or call to action, then replace that line in your editor.

  • Take the read into your edit

    Download the audio for your video, radio, or social ad. Position the clip and balance it with music in your editing software.

Hear three ways to deliver an ad

Listen to a product introduction, a flash sale, and a local-service pitch. Follow each script to compare pacing, emphasis, and the call to action.

Product ad: Luma lamp

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Transcript

Meet Luma — the lamp that learns your rhythm. Bright for your mornings, warm for your evenings, off when you leave. One tap, perfect light, every single day. Get twenty percent off, this week only.

Flash sale: Sneakers

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Transcript

Flash sale ends tonight! Every sneaker, every size — forty percent off. Shop now. When they're gone, they're gone!

Local service: Brightline Dental

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Transcript

Your smile deserves the best care. Brightline Dental: gentle cleanings, honest prices, and appointments that fit your schedule. Book your visit today.

Where a voice over advert fits

Video spots, radio breaks, and social ads each need a different read.

Video ads and product spots

Pair the voice over with product shots and on-screen offers, then time the read to a 15 or 30-second slot.

Radio and podcast ads

Generate a standalone read for radio breaks or podcast mid-rolls without booking studio time.

Social and short-form ads

Produce punchy reads for reels and shorts, where the first three seconds decide whether viewers stay.

E-commerce product pages

Add a spoken pitch to listings and demo clips so shoppers hear the offer instead of only reading it.

Voice Over Advert FAQ

How do I make a voice over for an advert?

Paste your ad script, choose an energetic voice, set the pace, and generate. You can regenerate lines until the delivery fits your spot.

Which voice works best for ads?

For most ads, confident and upbeat deliveries work well. Preview several voices and match the energy to your product and audience.

Can I use the voice over in paid ads?

Yes, with a plan that includes commercial rights. Check your plan's terms for details.

How long should an ad voice over be?

About 150 words per minute is a natural ad pace — a 30-second spot is roughly 75 words. Write to the slot, then check the generated take against your timing.

Can I change one line without redoing the whole ad?

Yes. Paste the replacement line and generate a new take with the same voice, then swap that clip into your edit. This creates a new audio file; it does not edit the previous recording.

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