Audio notebook
Write a voiceover that fits a short video
Start with the message and a read-through, then adjust timing.
What you’ll make
Draft a concise voiceover with a clear opening, useful middle, and one final action.
Step by step
- Write the one thing the listener should understand by the end. Build the script around that sentence. For a tutorial, name the problem first, show one useful step, and finish with the next action.
- Read the script aloud with a timer. Word counts are only rough planning aids: names, pauses, and delivery style change duration. Cut repeated ideas before asking a voice to speak unnaturally fast.
- Paste the short draft into the text-to-speech workflow in ArtFlame.ai. Choose an available voice that suits the material and listen to a short sample before rendering a longer script. Controls vary by workflow; use the options shown in the current interface.
- Listen while looking away from the text. Mark any sentence that is hard to understand on first hearing. Rewrite long clauses into short sentences, regenerate, and measure the resulting audio against your edit.
Example script
Your product image needs breathing room. Start with one object and a simple background. Place the light to one side, then leave space for your headline. Try the composition in ArtFlame.ai, and share what you learn with the creator community.
Review your result
Does the main point arrive early? Is every word understandable without captions? Does the final line leave enough room for the picture to settle?
If the first attempt misses
If the audio overruns, remove a sentence or a repeated phrase. Speeding up the entire track can make the delivery feel rushed and harder to follow.
Your next exercise
Produce a calm and an energetic reading of the same short script. Choose based on clarity and fit with the video, then save the final script with the audio.