Any text, now a voice production — the AI Script Editor is new
VOLI's AI Script Editor has been rebuilt.
Getting a script into TTS used to mean splitting sentences one by one, dropping each into its own block, assigning a speaker, and setting the language — over and over.
Now you just paste it in. We'll separate the speakers, organize the blocks, and find a voice that fits each one.
What's new
1. Paste it in, and we'll work out who's speaking
A novel, a script, yesterday's chat log — any of it works. Paste it exactly as it is.
- • Even with no speaker labels, we read the context and tell characters apart
- • Timestamps and other unreadable bits are cleaned up automatically
- • Bullet-point notes are rewritten into sentences that sound natural spoken
2. Ask for what you want, and it's done
"Translate this into Japanese." "Cut it under a minute." Add a request alongside your text and we'll apply it.
- • Keep refining through conversation even after the script is built
- • Requests like "make this character sound brighter" work too
- • You can also rename speakers, merge them, or add new ones yourself
3. Straight into TTS, exactly as arranged
It arrives with a fitting voice already assigned to every speaker.
- • Blocks, speakers, languages and voices carry over intact
- • Start a new project, or append to an existing one
- • To change a voice, filter to that voice's blocks and change them all at once
What you can make
Here's what the text you already have can become
Tap any example on the start screen to see it right away.
- • Novel chapter to audiobook script
- • Call recording to couple vlog script
- • English interview to Japanese script
- • One-line idea to 45-second ad script
- • Product notes to review script
- • Blog post to short-form script
- • Meeting notes to voice briefing
Good to know
Free of credits for the duration of the beta.
- • Building and editing a script uses no credits
- • Credits apply only when you generate audio in TTS
- • You can paste up to 3,000 characters at a time
- • Scripts you made before this update are still here, and you can keep editing them on the new screen
In short
Splitting sentences and labeling speakers by hand is over. One paste is all it takes.
✓ Try it now under Voice Studio > AI Script Editor.
Frequently asked questions
Q. What kind of text should I paste?
A. There's no format requirement. Novels, scripts, chat logs, meeting notes, blog posts — paste any of them as they are. If you don't have a draft yet, a single line describing your idea is enough for us to build a script.
Q. What if the speakers are split incorrectly?
A. You can fix it yourself. Click the speaker name in front of a block to reassign it, and use the speaker list on the right to name a speaker or merge two into one.
Q. Does this use credits?
A. Not during the beta. Building and editing scripts is free. Credits are used only when you actually generate audio in TTS.
Q. Can I make it in another language?
A. Yes. Add a request like "translate this into Japanese" along with your text, and we'll deliver a translated script with voices that suit that language.
Q. Where do I choose voices?
A. A fitting voice is assigned to each speaker automatically. You can review and change it once you move to TTS, and you can change every block sharing the same voice at once.
Q. What happens to scripts I made before?
A. They're all still there. Find them in your script history and keep editing them on the new screen.
Q. How long can the text be?
A. Up to 3,000 characters per paste for now. We'll raise this gradually once things settle.