Traditionally, if you needed a specific voice for a project, you had two painful options:
Voice Design lets you generate a completely custom voice using just a text description — no studio, no library, no compromise.
Instead of searching for a shirt that almost fits, you describe exactly what you want and it gets made for you — instantly.
Voice Design v3 offers two distinct creation paths depending on your goal:
| Mode | Purpose | Example Use |
|---|---|---|
| Realistic Voice Design | Lifelike, human-sounding voices | "An Indian woman with a soft, calm delivery" |
| Character Voice Design | Fantasy, fictional, or non-human voices | Elves, aliens, elder gods, talking raccoons |
Choose your mode based on whether your voice needs to sound human or imaginative.
The workflow is deliberately simple — three steps, one click, three results.
Step 1 — Pick a Concept
Step 2 — Prompt with Intent Write one descriptive sentence covering:
✏️ Example: "Perfect audio quality. Elderly male, thick Scottish accent, slow and reflective, gravelly timbre."
Step 3 — Save and Deploy
You only pay for characters in your prompt — not per sample generated. The two voices you discard cost you nothing extra.
Two major improvements power v3 under the hood:
You can now specify the audio quality level directly in your prompt:
The system honors your quality instructions rather than defaulting to one standard.
v3 can now handle nuanced, layered descriptions without breaking:
"Middle-aged New Yorker with rising intonation and a half-smile"
This works because:
This is where most users either succeed or struggle. Here are the key attributes to include:
| Attribute | What It Controls | Example Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| Age | Vocal texture and pitch | child, teen, middle-aged, elderly |
| Accent/Nationality | Cultural grounding | thick Australian, light French, neutral American |
| Gender | Resonance and timbre | male, female, gender-neutral |
| Tone & Emotion | Delivery style | warm, assertive, anxious, joyful |
| Speed | Pacing | fast, measured, languid |
| Guidance Scale | Creativity vs. accuracy balance | numbers 3–12 |
Write like you're talking to a person. Short, specific, jargon-free sentences outperform technical or overly complex descriptions.
If a word can be cut — cut it.
Understanding where this technology fits helps you use it more strategically:
| Industry | How Voice Design v3 Helps |
|---|---|
| Game Development | Prototype NPC voices instantly; replace with final reads later — no recasting needed |
| Audiobooks & Podcasts | Give every character a unique, distinct sound |
| Localization | Maintain dialogue timing while generating culturally accurate accents |
| Accessibility | Build brand-consistent voices for screen readers and phone systems |
PROBLEM: Finding the right voice is slow and expensive
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SOLUTION: Describe it → Generate 3 options → Pick one → Deploy
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TWO PATHS: Realistic (human) OR Character (fictional)
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BETTER PROMPTS = Better voices
(Age + Accent + Tone + Speed + Quality + Guidance Scale)
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PAY ONLY for prompt characters — not per sample
Go to Voices → My Voices → Add a new voice → Voice Design and try this prompt:
"Perfect audio quality. Middle-aged woman, warm and confident, slight British accent, measured pace."
See which of the 3 voices surprises you. 🎙️