Prompt to voice
Write the brief the way you would brief a voice actor: age, gender, accent, character, mood and delivery. VoiceDesign turns it into candidate timbres.
Describe the voice in words - age, accent, tone, pacing, character - and VoiceDesign returns candidate voices you can preview, compare and keep. No stock library, no studio booking, no voice actor retakes.
Describe a voice, then press “Preview” to walk through a design run and read three candidate previews. Signed-in subscribers can save the one they like.
VoiceDesign works like a voice director: you describe what you want to hear, the service proposes voices, and you narrow down with controls rather than guesswork.
Write the brief the way you would brief a voice actor: age, gender, accent, character, mood and delivery. VoiceDesign turns it into candidate timbres.
Adjust age, accent, tone and pacing, then change the audio quality and the preview line before you commit to a voice.
Every run returns three contrasting voices with clarity and stability scores, so you compare options instead of guessing.
Keep the voices you design, name them, and reuse them across projects and teammates without designing them again.
Check an accent or a pronunciation in the language your audience actually speaks before you render long-form audio.
Commercial rights are included on every paid plan, and each designed voice stays tied to your account.
These are the kind of prompts people bring to VoiceDesign. Load one in the console, change a word, and hear how much the delivery moves.
“A warm, mid-40s British narrator with a low, unhurried voice. Calm and precise, with a slight smile on the closing line.”
“A huge, menacing villain with a very deep and powerful voice. Theatrical and proud, with long pauses before every threat.”
“A soft, breathy female voice telling a bedtime story. Gentle, close-mic and soothing, almost a whisper at the end of each sentence.”
“A bright, confident female product voice in her late 20s. Quick, clear and friendly, with crisp consonants and no filler words.”
“A crackling 1950s radio announcer with a mid-Atlantic accent. Punchy, upbeat and slightly over the top.”
“A calm, genderless synthetic voice with a metallic edge. Even pacing, no emotion, very precise articulation.”
Write the brief, or start from a preset such as documentary narrator, bedtime storyteller or retro radio host.
Pin the age, gender, accent, tone and pacing, choose the audio quality, and add the line you want to hear.
Read three designed voices with clarity and stability scores, and check the delivery on your own preview line.
Save the voice you want, keep it in your library, and use it for narration, character lines or dubbing.
Designed voices are delivered as finished audio files, and the controls behind them stay available, so a voice can be revised instead of re-recorded.
| Stage | What you control | Output per run | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice design | Text prompt or preset brief | 3 candidates | 44.1 kHz WAV |
| Delivery controls | Age, accent, tone, pacing, quality | Per run | WAV / MP3 |
| Preview scripts | Your own line, up to 200 characters | 32 languages | Streaming preview |
| Voice library | Saved voices per account | 10 Pro / 50 Studio | Reusable across projects |
Design a narrator that matches the book, keep the same voice across every chapter, and re-record a single line without re-recording the rest.
Build a cast of character voices from descriptions, then iterate on the delivery until each one matches the art.
Match the read to the campaign: bright and quick for a launch, warm and measured for a brand story.
Give each module a consistent instructor voice, and preview lines in the language your learners actually use.
Design host and guest voices, or match the tone of a dubbed track without hunting through a stock voice catalogue.
Design matching voices for every market, so one brand sounds like one brand in every language it ships in.
Every plan bills monthly or annually, includes a voice credit allowance, saved voice slots and commercial rights, and is cancelled from your billing settings in one click.
$12 /month
For solo creators who need designed voices for narration, characters and dubbing.
$39 /month
For teams and studios that need concurrency, wider rights and support.
VoiceDesign creates a voice from a written description. You describe the age, accent, tone, pacing and delivery you want, and the service returns candidate voices you can preview, save and use in your own audio.
A library gives you voices somebody else already made. VoiceDesign fills the gaps: if the exact narrator, character or brand voice you need does not exist, you describe it and design it instead of settling for the closest match.
No. VoiceDesign runs in the browser: sign in with Google, describe the voice, and preview the candidates. Rendering and exports use your plan allowance.
The console on this page is an interactive preview of the workflow. A subscription is required to save voices and render audio with your account allowance.
Preview scripts are available in 32 languages, so you can check pronunciation and accent before you commit, and a designed voice can be reused across the languages you ship in.
You do, and commercial rights are included on every paid plan. You are responsible for making sure you have permission to use anyone else’s likeness or brand that a design imitates.
Sign in with Google, open the console, and design the first voice for your project. Plans start at $12 a month.
voicedesign.lol is an independent third-party website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by ElevenLabs, MiniMax, or any other voice AI provider. The console on this page is an interactive preview that runs in your browser. Only publish voices you own or are licensed to use.