Video text to speech: turn text into a narrated video.
For creators, teachers and brands who need a voiceover without recording one. Paste a script, pick a voice, get the video.
Text to speech voices
Hear the voice before you write a word.
Six voices read the same opening line. Pick the one that fits your script, then make the video.
Warm narrator
Friendly and steady. Suits product explainers.
“Meet the bag that packs itself in under a minute.”
Use this voiceCalm documentary
Measured and low. Suits history shorts.
“This square has been the heart of the old town for six hundred years.”
Use this voiceUpbeat creator
Quick and bright. Suits social videos.
“Hi, I'm your new presenter, and I can read anything you type.”
Use this voiceClear teacher
Even and patient. Suits lessons and tutorials.
“Follow me, it's this way.”
Use this voiceSoft storyteller
Hushed and slow. Suits bedtime stories.
“Pip had never seen snow before.”
Use this voice
Read-through
Text in, a voiced video out.
Start here. Paste your words, choose a voice, and watch the scene speak them.
- Voice: matched to your tone
- Pacing: shots cut to each line
- Captions: timed word by word
Change one word and only that line is read and cut again. The rest of the video stays as it was.
How video text to speech works
Four steps from script to narrated video.
01
Paste your script
Paste or type a script of any length, and a line break marks each new shot.
02
Choose voice and pace
Hear the voice on your opening line before you render anything.
03
Build shots and captions
Captions are timed word by word, and the shots cut on each line.
04
Download or post
Export in 16:9 for wide screens or 9:16 for vertical feeds.
- Start creating
Text to speech scripts
Ready scripts, ready to read aloud.
Pick a script, copy it or start creating. Each one comes with a voice and a tone.
Video text to speech questions.
Yes. Paste any script, then pick the voice, its language and its pace; Frameo builds a captioned video to your words.
The voices carry pacing and tone well, but some lines read better with small edits. Listen to the samples first, then adjust your wording until the read sounds like you meant it.
Yes. Edit the line and render that part again. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
You retain ownership of what you make. The Terms of Use set out the full position.
Your script, voiced
Have a script? Hear it as a video tonight.
Paste your words, pick a voice and land in Frameo with the script ready to read aloud.