Voiceover use cases

Hear the voice. See the script.

Six real launch clips for product intros, social videos, welcomes, and lessons. Listen and copy a script into your browser draft. New audio generation is not open yet.

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Voiceover example

Product introductions

A conversational opening for a product video.

Lucian

English · 6.4 sec

The words behind the clip

Meet your new narrator. Turn a short script into clear, conversational audio, ready for your next video.

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Name one clear benefit, then show it on screen. Keep your opening focused on what the viewer can do next.

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Warm welcomes

A softer introduction for a story or welcome message.

Elowen

English · 5.8 sec

The words behind the clip

Make a little room for a good story. A warm voice can turn a simple introduction into a welcome.

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Welcome the listener and tell them what to expect. Short sentences give a gentle introduction room to breathe.

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Social video hooks

An energetic opening for a short video.

Ewan

English · 6.2 sec

The words behind the clip

Your next idea deserves to be heard. Pick a voice, add your words, and bring your next video to life.

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Put the idea in your first sentence. Read it with your first shot in mind, then trim anything the viewer can already see.

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Course instructions

A measured read for a lesson or walkthrough.

Jonah

English · 6.1 sec

The words behind the clip

Open your project. Review the first step, then try it yourself. Clear instructions make learning easier.

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Start each instruction with an action. Give the viewer one step at a time and check how names and technical words sound.

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Spanish narration

A provided Spanish script, read as written.

Jhenny

Spanish · 8.4 sec

The words behind the clip

Elige una voz, escribe tu mensaje y crea una narración para tu próximo video. Escucha el resultado.

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Write the Spanish narration you want spoken, including accents and punctuation. Listen to names and unfamiliar words before editing the clip into your video.

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Chinese narration

A provided Chinese script, read as written.

James

Chinese · 11.7 sec

The words behind the clip

为你的下一段视频选择一个声音，写下想说的话，生成配音。先听听效果，再下载音频，放进自己的剪辑项目。

Real HeyGen Voice · Orca audio

Try this in your edit. Write your narration in Chinese and use punctuation to separate ideas. A short passage is a useful first test for names, numbers, and pacing.

Make the sample your own

Copy a script, replace the details with your own, and keep it as a browser draft. You can generate new audio once generation opens.

Write for one moment. Start with an opening, a greeting, or one instruction. The planned Free limit is 120 characters per clip once generation opens.
Use the voice’s language. English, Spanish, and Chinese examples are read from the provided text. Generation does not translate your script.
Review in context. Listen for pronunciation and pacing, download the audio, then check it against your visuals in your editor.

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