AI Video With Voice Built In
Voice

Yes. A single text prompt produces the visuals and the audio together. Put the spoken words in quotation marks inside your prompt and the model generates an AI video with voice where the delivery is timed to the shot — no separate text-to-speech step and no editing timeline.

An editor workflow means generating a silent clip, producing a voice track somewhere else, then nudging the two into alignment and hoping the mouth movement roughly fits. VO3 AI generates both from the same prompt, so dialogue, lip movement and background sound are already in sync when the render finishes.

Over 30, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin. Write the spoken line in the target language and the AI video narration follows that language's natural rhythm and accent instead of reading it with an English cadence.

Yes, through the prompt. Describe the speaker and the delivery, such as a woman in her fifties with a soft Irish accent, speaking slowly and reassuringly. You can also direct energy mid-prompt, for example an excited sports announcer rather than a neutral read.

It does, and that is the most common use. Because the spoken line is part of the generation prompt rather than dubbed on afterwards, the character's mouth is animated against the actual words. Close-up presenter shots and testimonial-style clips hold up well.

Each generation spends credits based on the model and resolution you pick, and new accounts get free credits to test with. Fast models are cheap enough to iterate on, so the normal pattern is to draft on a fast model and spend premium credits only on the final take.

Describe the speaker the same way in each prompt — same age, accent, timbre and energy — and the voice stays close enough to read as one person across a sequence. Keeping a short reusable speaker description in your notes and pasting it into every prompt is the most reliable way to hold a consistent narrator across a campaign.

Paid plans include commercial usage rights, so you can run the output as a paid ad, a product page video or client work. Downloads are clean MP4 files with the audio embedded and no watermark across the frame.