How to Do a Voiceover on CapCut
CapCut 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.
How to do a voiceover on CapCut
Generate the voice in Cantari: paste your script, pick a voice, and generate a natural read in seconds, then export the audio file (MP3 on every plan, WAV on paid plans). No microphone, no retakes.
To import a ready voice: open Audio, then choose to add audio from your device or files, and drop the clip onto a track under your video.
To record instead: open Audio, then Voiceover, position the playhead, and record over the timeline.
Align the audio clip under the matching video, then adjust clip volumes so the narration sits on top.
CapCut has built-in text to speech, but its voices are shared presets. Importing a voice you generated in Cantari keeps the result distinctive, and because CapCut exports straight to TikTok and Reels, this is the cleanest way to put a natural AI voice on a short video.
Voiceover on CapCut, answered.
Can I import my own voice audio into CapCut?
Is CapCut's text to speech the same as a real voiceover?
Will my voiceover carry over when I export to TikTok?
Voiceovers elsewhere.
The voice itself comes from text to speech. New to it? Read the guide.
Your CapCut voiceover starts with the voice.
Generate a natural read from your script in seconds, export it, and add it the way this guide shows. No microphone required.