Turn an English script into British English narration for lessons, stories, documentaries, and explainers. Listen to the four voice samples, choose the tone that suits your material, and adjust the pace before generating.
Paste your script, choose a voice, and adjust the speed.
Use punctuation to guide pacing. Commas create natural pauses, full stops let ideas land, and short sentences keep energy up.
Preview male and female voices, pick the tone that fits your content, and adjust the speed for documentary, explainer, or story formats.
Sign in to create the narration, then download the audio file or continue into a complete video with visuals and captions.
Compare the samples before choosing a narrator. A slower delivery can leave room for a difficult idea; a conversational delivery can suit a story. Accent alone does not establish credibility: a clear script, accurate information, and careful editing matter too.
Use the spelling and vocabulary your audience expects. Break long sentences into short phrases and read names or abbreviations aloud before generating. Punctuation helps indicate pauses, but always listen to the finished narration before publishing.
Download the audio for your existing editor, or continue to the video creator to add visuals and captions. Video generation uses your available credits. Preview the script and choose assets before starting the video.
The four voices on this page use British English. Listen to the samples to choose a delivery; there is no selector for individual UK regions.
You can listen to existing voice samples before signing in. To hear your own script, enter the text and sign in to generate the narration.
Use short sentences, spell out ambiguous abbreviations, and place punctuation where you want pauses. Check the finished audio for pronunciation and timing.
Yes. Download the narration for your editor or continue to the video creator to add visuals and captions. Review your script and media before publishing.