Voiceover for any clip
Add voice to a video. Hear it in sync.
Upload a clip, write the line or let Frameo write it, pick a voice and get your video back voiced and in sync.
Voices for any video
Pick the voice your video is missing.
Four voices, each reading a line written for a real kind of video. Choose one and Frameo sets it up in Create.
Documentary narrator
Low, steady, unhurried. Suits travel and nature films.
“Nothing grows here. Somehow, he keeps walking.”
Use this voiceBright ad read
Quick, upbeat, smiling. Suits product demos and reels.
“Your morning, sorted in one tap.”
Use this voiceFriendly tutorial host
Warm, clear, easy pace. Suits how-to and explainer clips.
“Hi, I am Sam. Let us fix that wobbly shelf together.”
Use this voiceHushed storyteller
Soft, close, slow. Suits late-night and short fiction.
“The rain never stopped that night. Neither did she.”
Use this voice
Voiceover cue sheet
Write the line, hear it land on the picture.
- Any language you write it in
- Timed to the cut, in and out
- Change one word without re-recording
How it works
From silent clip to voiced video in four steps.
01
Drop in your video
Upload the silent clip you want to voice. Frameo reads the footage and the cuts.
02
Write or generate the script
Type your own line, or let Frameo write one from what it sees on screen.
03
Choose voice and tone
Pick a voice, from calm narrator to bright ad read, and set the pace.
04
Sync and export
Frameo places the line on your cut, in and out. Keep the best take and export.
Voiceover examples
Real videos, the voice prompt behind each.
›Low golden-hour sun from behind and to one side, warm glowing rim and faint lens flare: a laughing woman in her twenties in a straw hat on a sandy beach lifts a snack bar toward the camera, light breeze in her hair, medium shot, turquoise sea behind, steady frame, photoreal, 3:4 clip.
›Starting from a clean top-down view of a winding mountain road with one small silver car, the camera descends and tilts into a close three-quarter angle behind the car as it drives steadily on, scene coherent, soft late-morning haze, green hills dropping to a distant valley, calm cinematic photoreal, no text, 3:4 clip.
›Overhead top-down shot, camera directly above a rustic wooden board with a freshly baked golden loaf cake resting, a bread knife beside it and a folded linen cloth, a thin curl of steam rising, soft window light from the left in a cosy kitchen, warm honey and cream tones, photoreal, no text, 3:4 clip.
›Handheld shot following behind a young man in a denim jacket as he walks along a lively city sidewalk at midday, glancing around and turning to speak toward the camera over his shoulder, natural body sway, blurred pedestrians, bright overcast daylight, fresh colours, vlog look, no readable signs, 3:4 clip.
Adding voice to a video: questions
Yes. Upload your own clip through the "+" in the prompt box, MP4 or MOV, then write or generate the line and pick a voice.
The line is placed between in and out points on your cut, so it lands where you want it. If a line sits too early or too late, you can move it.
Write the line in the language you want and describe the accent in your prompt. The voices on offer are shown in Frameo before you generate.
Yes. Change a word and regenerate that line, without re-recording the rest. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
See plansGive your video a voice.
Upload the clip, write the line and pick the voice. Frameo syncs it to the cut.
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