Text to speech

Turn a script into a voiceover that can be edited with the video.

Choose a voice, language and delivery style, then place the generated narration directly into a CapCut timeline with captions and visuals.

Voice libraries, languages, cloning options and credit costs can change.

The voice should serve the script—not distract from it
Script1
Voice2
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Timeline4
Three-step workflow

Move from the starting point to a reviewed result.

1

Write for listening

Use short sentences, clear pronunciation and intentional pauses.

2

Choose and tune the voice

Match language, tone, speed and emotion to the audience.

3

Sync with the edit

Align narration with visuals, captions and music, then listen end to end.

Where it fits

Use the tool when the task matches the workflow.

Explainer videos

Create consistent narration for product or educational content.

Faceless channels

Produce voice-led videos without recording every update.

Localization drafts

Test multilingual narration before a final human review.

Practical check: CapCut changes features, plan benefits, models and limits over time. Use this guide to choose a workflow, then confirm the current details on the official page before paying or publishing.
Before you choose

Questions that matter for this workflow.

What can be adjusted in an AI voice?

CapCut describes controls for voice choice and delivery such as speed, pitch, emotion or style, depending on the tool.

Can I create a custom voice?

CapCut offers custom voice-related workflows, subject to current consent and availability rules.

Does AI narration remove the need for audio editing?

No. Review pronunciation, pauses, loudness and music balance.

Can the voice be used commercially?

Check the current CapCut terms, selected voice rights and project requirements before commercial use.