How the Text-to-Speech Tool Works

Start with a short script, choose the matching language and voice, then tune speed and pitch before exporting audio and subtitles.

Step 1: Prepare a clean script

Short sentences and clear punctuation usually produce more natural pauses and better subtitle boundaries.

Step 2: Select language and voice

Choose a voice that matches the script language. For multilingual content, generate one language section at a time.

Step 3: Review audio and subtitles

Listen to the generated audio and check SRT timing before publishing or importing files into a video editor.

Using existing audio

For Audio to SRT, upload a clean recording, choose the spoken language, wait for transcription, then review the editable SRT before downloading it.

Importing into video editors

In CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or another SRT-ready editor, place the audio at the start of the timeline and import the subtitle file as a caption track.