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Voice: turn a written line into an audio clip

Write the exact words, generate the audio, and reuse it over a video. What the Voice tab reads, what it ignores, and how it is priced.

September 25, 2026 · Intermediate · ~2 min

Prerequisites

The line you want spoken, written out

What you'll learn

You write a line that reads well aloud
You know the price moves with the length of the line

What it does

The Voice tab speaks the line you type and saves the audio in your gallery, under the Voice filter.

What it reads

Only the text in the box. The model says exactly those words, so write them as they should be heard:

Spell numbers the way they are said: "forty seven percent", not "47%".
Use a comma where you want a breath, a period where you want a stop.
Keep one idea per sentence. Short sentences sound more natural.

Your store's skills are not read aloud. They shape images and clips, not the words of a voice line.

Price

Voice is priced per character. The button updates as you type, and stays off while the box is empty.

Pair it with a clip

Download the audio from its card and lay it over a clip in your editor. For a face that says the line on screen, use the Lipsync model in the Video tab instead.

Try it on your own store

Free tier ships with no credit card. Spin up @Atlas and walk through the tutorial inside the platform.