What people make with abcVoiceover

abcVoiceover is for any project that starts as a script and needs to end as voices: several characters, many lines, and changes along the way. These are the four we see most.

Audio dramas & podcasts

Voice a full ensemble cast, keep each character consistent across episodes, and hand your editor numbered takes.

AI voices for audio fiction →

Game dialogue

Voice NPCs, barks and quest dialogue, re-generate lines as the script changes, and export a CSV of who says what.

AI voice acting for games →

Animation & YouTube

Character voices and narration for animatics, shorts and long videos, each line its own take for easy timing.

AI voiceover for video →

E-learning & explainers

One consistent narrator across a whole course, in 23 languages, updated a line at a time when content changes.

AI narration for courses →

What these projects have in common

Each of them is a script with structure: who speaks, in what order, and which version of a line is the keeper. abcVoiceover keeps that structure. Voices are cloned once from a short recording and reused in every script of the project; every line keeps its own take, so changing one line never means re-recording the rest; and the download comes out split, numbered and labelled.

New to it? Start with how abcVoiceover works, then read how to record a voice sample before cloning your first voice.

Have a script waiting?

abcVoiceover is in invite-only early access. Sign in with Google or Microsoft, then enter the invite code you were given.