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How to write scripts that sound natural when spoken

Writing for the ear is different from writing for the page. These simple techniques make any AI voiceover sound more human.

Written by Takeshi Mori

Most scripts are written to be read, not heard. Long sentences, stacked clauses, and formal vocabulary look fine on screen but sound stiff when read aloud, whether by a person or by AI.

Keep sentences short

Aim for one idea per sentence. Short sentences give the voice room to breathe and make your message easier to follow, especially in tutorials and explainer videos.

Read it out loud first

Before you generate audio, read your script out loud once. Anywhere you stumble is a place the listener will stumble too. Rewrite those lines, then let Aivoys handle the rest.

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Write your script, choose a voice, and hear the result in seconds. Your first conversions are free.

Write your script, choose a voice, and hear the result in seconds. Your first conversions are free.

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