How to do a voiceover
A voiceover is just a clean audio track timed to your visuals. Generate one from your script in seconds, then add it in your app of choice. Here is the platform-agnostic way, and the exact steps for every major app.
Three steps, any app.
Write and generate the voice
Paste your script into Cantari, pick a voice, and generate a natural read in seconds. Export the audio file. No microphone, no room noise, no retakes.
Add it in your app
Drop the audio onto a track, or insert it on a slide. Every app does this its own way, and each guide below has the exact steps.
Line it up and publish
Time the narration to the visuals, balance it against music, and export or post. Re-generate any line from text if the script changes.
Step-by-step for every platform.
Each guide has that app's real workflow, plus where a generated voice fits in.
TikTok can record your voice or read text aloud in-app. Here is how both work, and how to use a natural voice that does not sound robotic.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on PowerPointPowerPoint can record your narration or play an audio file per slide. Here is each path, and how to add a natural generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on Google SlidesGoogle Slides does not record audio; it inserts an audio file from your Drive. That makes a generated voice the natural fit.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on CanvaCanva plays audio you upload and times it to your design. Generate a clean voice, upload, and drag it onto the timeline.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on CapCutCapCut can record, read text aloud, or play an audio file you import. Here is each path, and how to bring in a natural generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on iMovieiMovie records narration over your timeline, or plays an audio file you drag in. Here is each, and how to use a clean generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on Instagram ReelsInstagram can record a voiceover in the Reels editor. For a natural generated voice, you build the Reel in an editor first.
Read the steps →Add a Voiceover to a YouTube VideoYou add a voiceover before YouTube, in your video editor. Here is the clean workflow with a generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover in Premiere ProPremiere records narration on an audio track or plays a file you import. Here is each, and how to use a clean generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover in Final Cut ProFinal Cut records narration or plays an imported file. Here is each path, and how to bring in a clean generated voice.
Read the steps →Do a Voiceover on iPhoneOn iPhone you voiceover inside a video editor app. Here is how, with a clean generated voice you can save and add.
Read the steps →Add a Voiceover to a VideoEvery editor follows the same three beats. Here is the platform-agnostic way to put a clean voiceover on a video.
Read the steps →Voiceover questions, answered.
What is the easiest way to do a voiceover without recording myself?
Which apps does this work in?
Is a generated voiceover good enough to publish?
Do I have to pay to try it?
The voiceover starts with the voice.
Generate a natural read from your script, export it, and add it anywhere. Free to start, yours to keep.