abcVoiceover speaks Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi,
Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish and
Turkish. You choose the language voice by voice, and every language has its own quirks worth knowing
before you write the script.
How languages work with a cloned voice
The language belongs to the voice. Each voice in a project's cast has its own Language setting, so one script can have an English narrator and a French character.
The accent comes from the sample. A voice copies the accent of the clip it was cloned from. Record a native speaker of the language, and of the regional accent you want, for the most natural result.
Any voice can speak any of the 23. A voice cloned from an English clip can read Spanish, but expect some of the English accent to carry over. That's useful for a character who speaks a second language, and a reason to record a native sample for everything else.
Fast draft is English only. The Balanced, Expressive and Calm styles work in every language.
Every take is checked. Speech recognition listens back in the voice's language, and a piece that skips words is made again automatically.
Native speakers have the last word. Have someone fluent listen to every line before you publish.
Translate the script, add it as its own script in the project, and give it voices set to the new
language. Our guide to translating a voiceover
goes step by step, and localizing video covers timing for
languages that run longer than English.
Hear your script in another language
abcVoiceover is in invite-only early access. Tell us what you're making and we'll send you a code.
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