Script Editor
Write or paste your text in the Studio editor. Break it into sections, add pauses, and preview how it sounds before generating the final audio file.
Studio Editor
Write it. Hear it. Ship it.
Write or paste a script, choose one of 18 desktop voices, and export WAV audio with SRT subtitles. Voice generation and media processing run on your device.
Studio Editor
Script
Welcome back to The Morning Brief. Today we are looking at three trends shaping the future of on-device AI. First, model compression techniques have made it possible to run large language models on consumer hardware. Second, privacy regulations are pushing companies toward local processing. And third, users are demanding transparency about where their data goes.
Generated audio
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Everything you need to go from script to finished audio on your own device.
Voice Selection
Choose from 18 natural desktop voices and preview each one before committing. Different voices suit different tones, and generation stays on your device.
Waveform Playback
Preview your generated audio with a visual waveform display. Scrub through the timeline, listen to specific sections, and verify your content sounds right before exporting.
WAV Export
Export your generated audio as WAV for maximum quality. Ready to drop into your podcast editor, video timeline, or course platform.
SRT Subtitle Export
Generate SRT subtitle files alongside your audio. Perfect for video accessibility, social media captions, and meeting compliance requirements.
Batch and Section Export
Export individual sections or the entire project at once. Useful when you need separate audio files for different chapters, segments, or video scenes.
What people build with Studio
Studio is flexible enough for a quick voiceover and deep enough for a full audiobook.
Podcast Intros and Outros
Generate consistent, professional-sounding intros and outros for your podcast. Change the copy between episodes without re-recording.
“Welcome to The Morning Brief. I'm your host, and today we're looking at what happened overnight in the markets.”
Audiobook Chapters
Turn written chapters into narrated audio. Authors and self-publishers can create audiobook content without hiring a narrator or booking studio time.
Video Voiceovers
Generate narration tracks for YouTube videos, product demos, and tutorials. Export with matching SRT subtitles for accessibility.
“In this tutorial, we'll walk through setting up your development environment from scratch.”
Course and Training Content
Create audio for e-learning modules, onboarding videos, and training materials. Update the script and regenerate when the content changes - no re-recording.
Audio Variations
Generate multiple versions of your content with different voices and speeds. Compare how a script sounds with different voice styles and pacing before choosing the final version.
Marketing and Ads
Create audio for ad reads, social media clips, and promotional content. Test different scripts quickly by generating and comparing audio versions.
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Write your text. Pick a voice. Export your file. That's the Studio workflow.
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