Turn a script into a multi-voice scene
Text to dialogue turns a script into a scene with a different voice for each character. Assign the voices, write the lines, and generate the whole conversation at once, natural turns, timing and emotion, ready to edit and export as one audio file.
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What you can do
- A voice per character: Give each speaker their own voice from a library of more than a thousand.
- The whole scene at once: Generate a full back-and-forth in one go instead of line by line.
- Emotion and pace per line: Direct a line to be softer, faster or more urgent, the way a script note would.
- Natural turns: Speakers hand off with realistic pacing and pauses, not a flat read.
- Edit and export: Adjust any line and export the scene as a single track for your project.
What people use it for
- Audiobooks and fiction: Give every character a distinct voice across a chapter or a whole book.
- Games: Voice non-player characters and branching dialogue at scale.
- E-learning: Role-play a scenario or a conversation between two speakers.
- Ads and skits: A quick two-hander to sell a product or make a point.
- Language learning: Natural example conversations in the language being taught.
- Animation and comics: Bring a storyboard to life with a voiced read-through.
Common questions
How many voices can a dialogue use?
As many as your scene needs, each character is assigned its own voice from a library of more than a thousand, across some thirty languages, and they are generated together as one conversation.
How is this different from text to speech?
Text to speech reads one block of text in one voice. Text to dialogue handles several speakers at once, hands the turn between them with natural timing, and lets you direct each line, so the result sounds like a scene rather than a narration.
Can I control emotion and delivery?
Yes. You can guide each line’s tone and pace, calmer, faster, more urgent, so a character reads the way the script intends instead of flat.
Which languages are supported?
Some thirty, including English and French, and characters in one scene can even speak different languages when a story calls for it.
Can I use the result commercially?
Yes, on a paid plan and within the model providers’ terms. Content generated from your own script is yours to use.
How do I export a dialogue?
The finished scene exports as a single audio file (such as MP3 or WAV), and you can take it into the studio timeline to mix it with music and effects.
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Create a dialogue 5,000 free credits. No card needed.