• Studio: Choosing voices

  Choosing voices in the Studio Open the Voices panel in the Studio's left rail to change the voice for a block. Tabs: Library, Cloned and Bookmark. Filter by language, accent, gender and quality. Click Use to apply a voice to the current block, or tick Apply to all blocks to set it everywhere.Some readers

• Studio: Pronunciation

  Fixing pronunciation Open the Pronounce panel to control how specific words are said. Under Add Pronunciation, enter the Original text, the Replace with spelling, and a Language. Click add. Rules apply automatically across the project, and you can search pronunciations you've added.Some readers

• Studio: script & blocks

  Inside the Studio — script & blocks The Studio is where you write, voice and arrange your audio. Top bar: the project title auto-saves — it cycles Saving… then Saved as you work — plus your word counter (shown as "X of Y words"), the Export button and help. Export lives only in the top bar. Left rail panels (in order): Edit, Voices, Create, SFX, Music, Pronounce, Files. Paragraph blocks: write or paste text and use + Add paragraph for more. Each blocSome readers

• Text to speech

  Text to Speech — AI Voiceovers Text to Speech in the sidebar opens AI Voiceovers — your voiceover library, with each item's duration, created date and status. Click + Create Audio or New voiceover to open the Studio editor. Search voiceovers by title and + Filter by date to find past work.Some readers

• Studio: SFX & Music

  Adding SFX & music to a voiceover Two panels let you layer audio onto your voiceover. SFX panel: browse Featured effects by category (Ambient, Cinematic, Gaming and more) or switch to My Effects, and Insert a clip. Or Generate Sound Effect from a text description — duration defaults to Auto (30s).Few readers

• Studio: Importing content

  Importing content into the Studio Open the Files panel to bring in an existing script. Document: import text from a .txt, .docx or .pdf (up to 500 KB). Optionally tick Clear and replace existing content, then click Import — the text splits into paragraph blocks automatically. URL: paste an article link to import its text.Few readers