First direction
Read this original 20-second product explainer in a warm, clear, restrained voice. Medium pace, natural pauses after each sentence, confident rather than sales-heavy, pronounce “Pixo” as “pick-so,” no character imitation.
Create narration for explainers, ads, stories, trailers, social clips, and character videos. Pixo Playground includes speech models with multilingual voices, voice descriptions, stability and similarity controls, language support, and emotion settings.
Generation uses credits. Check the selected model’s price and your plan before generating.
Define who is listening and whether the read should explain, persuade, guide, or entertain.
Specify pace, warmth, energy, restraint, pronunciation, and the emotional change across the script.
Match line length and pauses to the available edit rather than forcing narration into finished pictures.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Read this original 20-second product explainer in a warm, clear, restrained voice. Medium pace, natural pauses after each sentence, confident rather than sales-heavy, pronounce “Pixo” as “pick-so,” no character imitation.
Narrate this original short documentary passage with quiet curiosity and precise diction. Begin intimate, add subtle urgency in the middle, and finish with a reflective pause. Neutral international English; no imitation of a recognizable person.
Speech output still needs pronunciation, timing, loudness, disclosure, and rights review. Voice cloning requires the speaker’s informed permission.
Read it aloud, simplify long sentences, and mark pronunciation, pauses, and emphasis.
Choose a Speech model based on language, voice design, emotion, or authorized cloning needs.
Test one representative paragraph and compare clarity, timing, names, tone, and unwanted artifacts.
Approve the final read, synchronize it in the edit, add captions, and review the complete mix.
Compare another approach before choosing a workflow.
Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Generation uses credits. Check the selected model’s price and your plan before generating.