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May 2026: Giving ideas a voice
Voiceovers joined the studio, making it easier to hear a script, compare delivery, and try narration for an explainer or presentation.
31 May 2026 · Updated 5 October 2026
May brought voiceovers into the studio. A visual idea could now have a spoken draft alongside it.
A campaign often needs more than its main image. A product walkthrough needs an introduction, and a presentation may need a short explanation. Hearing those lines can tell you whether they work sooner than another round of reading them silently.
Hear the script instead of just reading it
The voice workspace let people enter a script, choose a speech model, adjust its supported settings, and listen to the result. Generated speech was saved with the rest of the work.
Imagine a short introduction for a product walkthrough: “Here is a simpler way to organise your week.” It can sound reassuring, energetic, or oddly formal depending on the delivery. Listening to a draft can tell you whether the sentence works much sooner than another round of reading it silently.
The first speech choices included Inworld, MiniMax, Gemini, and ElevenLabs models. Each brought its own voice and delivery controls; the available settings depended on the selected model.
This could help with a rough explainer, a presentation voiceover, a spoken social-video draft, or an early test of a line before recording a person.