Weesify's house voices are human-sounding AI voices that Weesify owns and runs on its own server. They are AI-generated, not recordings of a person reading your script, and there is nothing to buy.
Read a script out
- Open Content › Voices, or in a video open the Voice tool.
- Paste your script, or choose Upload script for a TXT, Word, PDF or SRT file.
- Choose the language of the script. House voices speak Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish and Turkish.
- Choose a voice. House voices come first; faster fallback voices cover more languages.
- Set the pace and the emotion (calm, natural, expressive or dramatic), and choose where it goes: a video or only your media library.
- Choose Read it out. The voice-over lands on the timeline as its own audio track, with captions of your exact words if you ticked that box.
Find a voice
Open Voice library. Filter house voices by style (narrator, warm, energetic, calm, news, storyteller, conversational, deep, bright), voice, age and pace, and listen to each one in the language you choose.
Mark pauses and pronunciation
[pause]or[pause 2s]adds a pause.*word*is said a little slower, with weight.{Weesify|wee-sih-fy}shows one word and says another.- Pronunciations keeps names your whole workspace wants said a certain way.
Speech to text, captions and dubbing
- In the Voice tool, choose the spoken language (or let Weesify detect it) and choose Transcribe.
- Choose Label speakers to mark who spoke when. It's approximate: best for two or three clearly different voices.
- Download the transcript as SRT, VTT, TXT or DOCX.
- Pick a language under Other languages and choose Translate captions, or Plan a dub, check the lines, then Read the dub with a house voice.
Tips
- Your plan includes a number of voice minutes each month; house voices count too. They refresh on the 1st.
- House voices take about as long to read as the audio lasts; fallback voices are quicker.
- Lip-sync isn't done: the new voice follows the sentence timing.