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Text-to-Speech

Text-to-Speech

Section titled “Text-to-Speech”

Glintia’s Text-to-Speech feature converts your written script into natural-sounding voiceovers. Choose from dozens of voices in multiple languages to give your animations a professional audio track.

Available Voices

Section titled “Available Voices”
  • Male and female voices
  • American, British, Australian accents
  • Professional, casual, and narrative tones

Creating a Voiceover

Section titled “Creating a Voiceover”
  1. Open the “Audio” tab in your project
  2. Select “Text-to-Speech”
  3. Write or paste your script
  4. Choose a voice from the dropdown
  5. Adjust speed and pitch if needed
  6. Click “Generate” to create the audio
  7. Preview and refine as needed

Voice Settings

Section titled “Voice Settings”

Speed

Section titled “Speed”

Adjust how fast the voice speaks:

  • Slower: Good for complex explanations
  • Normal: Standard conversational pace
  • Faster: For quick updates or when time is limited

Pitch

Section titled “Pitch”

Modify the voice tone:

  • Lower pitch for authoritative content
  • Higher pitch for energetic content
  • Default for natural sound

Emphasis

Section titled “Emphasis”

Add SSML tags for advanced control:

  • Pauses between sentences
  • Emphasis on specific words
  • Pronunciation adjustments

Best Practices

Section titled “Best Practices”
  1. Write for speech: Use conversational language, not formal writing
  2. Read aloud first: Test your script by reading it yourself
  3. Use punctuation: Periods and commas create natural pauses
  4. Keep sentences short: Easier to follow and sound more natural
  5. Preview often: Listen to generated audio before finalizing

Syncing with Animation

Section titled “Syncing with Animation”
  1. Generate your voiceover first
  2. Import it to your timeline
  3. Adjust visual timing to match audio cues
  4. Use waveform visualization to align animations
  5. Fine-tune transitions to key phrases

Alternatives

Section titled “Alternatives”

If Text-to-Speech doesn’t fit your needs:

  • Upload custom audio: Record your own voiceover
  • Music only: Use background music without narration
  • Silent videos: Some content works with text overlays only
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