AI voiceover tool
Add an AI voiceover to any video.
For creators, marketers and teachers with the clip but no narrator. Drop in your video with +, paste or describe the script, pick a voice.
Voice to picture
Every line lands on its cut.
Morning starts on the counter.
One bottle. Your whole morning routine.
Open the box. Press once.
Ready before the kettle is.
Pick an AI voice
Hear five voices read the same line.
Every voice reads one product voiceover, so you compare like with like: Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.
Maya
Warm narrator: calm, friendly, suits product demos.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voiceArthur
Deep documentary: weighty, steady, suits brand films.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voiceJules
Bright host: quick, upbeat, suits social reels.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voiceEleanor
Calm British: clear, measured, suits explainers.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voiceLucía
Friendly Spanish-accented: open, warm, suits global ads.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voice
How to add AI voiceover
Four steps from silent clip to voiced video.
Add an AI voiceover to a video in the order you would in a studio: picture, script, voice, render.
Upload your clip
Press + in the prompt box and add an MP4 or MOV. Frameo reads its cuts so each line has a place to land.
Paste or describe the script
Write the exact words, or say what the voiceover should cover and let the agent draft the lines.
Pick a voice, pace and language
Hear the voice before you commit, then set how fast it reads and which language it speaks.
Render and download
Frameo times each line to your cuts. Check the preview, then download the voiced video.
Today and with Frameo
No booth, no re-records, no manual syncing.
Five jobs every voiceover has. Here is how each one goes the old way, and how it goes when Frameo does the work.
| Compared | Today | With Frameo |
|---|---|---|
| The voice | Booking a narrator | Picking a voice from samples |
| The sound | A home mic and room echo | Clean studio sound |
| One changed word | Re-recording the whole take | Editing the line and re-rendering |
| The timing | Nudging audio to cuts in an editor | Lines timed to the picture |
| The language | One language per recording | The same video voiced in another language |
AI voiceover questions
Frameo's AI voiceover is a video tool: it reads your script in the voice you pick and lays it over your clip, timed to its cuts. Yes, you can keep the music. Ask Frameo to keep the original music under the voice, ducked beneath the narration, then check the mix in the preview.
Yes. Edit that one line and render again. The rest of the voiceover stays as it was.
The voice picker shows each voice's language and accent, including American, British and Spanish voices. You can hear a sample before you choose.
Yes. You retain ownership of what you make, so you can publish your voiced video in ads and on YouTube. The Terms of Use set out the full position.
Your turn
Your video is ready for a voice.
Describe the voice and the script, or drop in your clip once you are in Frameo. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.