Where do AI video tools explain voiceover?
Most tools' pages cover it, in different forms: text to speech at FlexClip and Topview, voiceovers laid on a timeline at Katalist and Pictory, sound generated with the picture at Kling AI, a voice reference at Google Flow, tags that direct a reading at Morphic, and multi-character dialogue at Runway. From 10 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
| Tool | Page | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Descript | Generate text-to-speech audio | Text-to-speech from the script with a stock voice or a clone of your own |
| FlexClip | AI Text to Speech Tool | The text-to-speech tool, with a voice library and voice cloning |
| Google Flow | Create videos in Google Flow | A voice reference that keeps one character's voice the same across clips |
| Katalist | How to Add a Voiceover to Your Katalist Project | Adding a voiceover and syncing it on the timeline |
| Kling AI | KLING VIDEO 2.6 User Guide | Voiceovers, sound effects and music generated with the picture, in the 2.6 model guide |
| Krea | Audio generation | Speech and dialogue generated inside node workflows through audio integrations |
| Morphic | Voice emotion control | Tags, emotion settings and pacing that direct how a generated voice reads a line |
| Pictory | How to add AI voice-over to a video? | Adding an AI voiceover from the storyboard |
| Runway | Creating Multi-Character Dialogues with Act-Two | A workflow for dialogue scenes with two or more characters |
| Topview | Topview Official Guide: AI Audio | Text to speech from a script, in several languages and voices |
Inclusion rule. A tool is listed when its own help page covers what the question asks. Order. Tools in alphabetical order.
Voiceover laid on afterwards and speech generated with the picture are different workflows, and the pages say which one a tool follows.
For dialogue between characters, Runway's page is the most specific: it walks through a scene with two or more speakers.
Voice cloning, where offered, has a page of its own; FlexClip and Synthesia each have one, and Descript reads a script in a clone of your own voice.
1In the pages' own words
Descript
Generate AI speech from a script using a stock voice or your own voice clone.
Descript Help Center
FlexClip
FlexClip's new AI Text to Speech Tool gives you more flexible options!
FlexClip Help Center
Google Flow
To maintain a specific character’s voice across multiple video clips, add a single-speaker voice reference to your prompt.
Google Flow Help
Katalist
Step-by-step instructions for syncing audio with images or videos
Katalist Help Center
Kling AI
it generates visuals, natural voiceovers, matching sound effects, and ambient atmosphere in a single pass
Kling AI quickstart
Krea
Generate music, voiceovers, sound effects, and dialogue inside Krea node workflows using ElevenLabs, Qwen TTS, ThinkSound, and MMAudio integrations.
Krea documentation
Morphic
The tags, emotion settings, and pacing controls that direct how a generated voice performs a line.
Morphic docs
Pictory
All you need to know about how to add AI voiceovers to your projects on Pictory.
Pictory Knowledge Base
Runway
This tutorial guides you through creating realistic multi-character dialogue scenes using Runway's generative tools
Runway Help Center
Topview
The AI Audio feature can convert the script that you input into the corresponding audio.
Topview official guides
- Generate text-to-speech audioText-to-speech from the script with a stock voice or a clone of your own
- AI Text to Speech ToolThe text-to-speech tool, with a voice library and voice cloning
- Create videos in Google FlowA voice reference that keeps one character's voice the same across clips
- How to Add a Voiceover to Your Katalist ProjectAdding a voiceover and syncing it on the timeline
- KLING VIDEO 2.6 User GuideVoiceovers, sound effects and music generated with the picture, in the 2.6 model guide
- Audio generationSpeech and dialogue generated inside node workflows through audio integrations
- Voice emotion controlTags, emotion settings and pacing that direct how a generated voice reads a line
- How to add AI voice-over to a video?Adding an AI voiceover from the storyboard
- Creating Multi-Character Dialogues with Act-TwoA workflow for dialogue scenes with two or more characters
- Topview Official Guide: AI AudioText to speech from a script, in several languages and voices
Voices and dialogue, every tool · Can you share an AI video project for review? · Which AI video tools edit through a chat assistant?
2A generator's own guide on this
Set beside “Where do AI video tools explain voiceover?”, two passages from the guides SceneMixer publishes about its own pipeline:
SceneMixer separates the script language from the production language: the output (episode outlines, storyboards, on-screen text) follows your interface language, and target-region localization adapts character names, casting, and scenery for Western, East Asian, Southeast Asian, or Latin American audiences.
SceneMixer, Turn a Novel into a Video Series with AI — “Can I turn a Chinese web novel into an English-language drama?” (read 2026-10-13)
Reading a clip produces a scene-by-scene script: who is there, what happens, every line of dialogue, in order.
SceneMixer, Remake a Video: After the Read You Generate the Storyboard — and Why the Result Runs Longer Than the Clip (read 2026-10-13)