AI Voice Generator for PC

Create natural voiceovers from text with CapCut's AI voice generator for PC. Choose from 200+ voices, fine-tune the delivery, and edit audio, captions, and video on one desktop timeline.

Create a natural, realistic AI voiceover from text

Use CapCut's AI text to speech generator to turn a written script into clear, editable narration. Preview different voice styles, languages, and accents, then shape the delivery for a tutorial, campaign, story, podcast, or social video. For a browser-first path, open CapCut's text-to-speech tool.

CapCut AI voice library with character and narrator voice options

Choose from 200+ AI voices

Explore 200+ AI voices designed for different narration styles, characters, and content formats. Browse multiple languages and accents, preview a short sample, and compare how each voice handles the same line. This makes it easier to choose a friendly creator voice, a clear educational narrator, or a more dramatic delivery before generating the full script.

CapCut speech rate controls shown over a video and audio waveform

Control pace, pitch, and volume

Adjust speech rate to fit a quick social edit or a slower explanation, then refine pitch and volume so the voice remains clear beside music and sound effects. Add fade-in or fade-out where a scene begins or ends. These controls help a realistic AI voiceover follow the rhythm, emotional direction, and visual timing of the project.

CapCut Custom voice recording panel in the desktop editor

Create a reusable custom voice

Where Custom voices is available, record a few prompted sentences and follow the on-screen steps to create a reusable personal or brand voice. Use it to keep recurring videos, podcast segments, campaign variations, or episodic stories more consistent. Review every generated line before publishing, especially when the script changes language, emotion, or speaking pace.

How to use text-to-speech software on PC

Step 1: Create a project and add your script

Open CapCut Desktop and create a project. Import the video you want to narrate, or begin with an empty timeline for an audio-first workflow. Go to Text, add a text layer, and type or paste the script. Break longer narration into manageable sections so each line can be timed, regenerated, or assigned a different voice without rebuilding the entire project.

Step 2: Choose a voice and generate speech

Open Text to speech, browse the available voices, and listen to a short sample before committing to the full script. Compare languages, accents, characters, and narrator styles, then select the option that fits the audience and mood. Generate the speech and listen for pronunciation, pacing, and emotional fit. If a line feels rushed or flat, adjust the text or voice settings and generate it again.

Step 3: Refine, sync, and export

Place the generated narration on the timeline to add AI voice to video, then align each line with the captions, cuts, and on-screen action. Adjust timing, volume, pitch, fades, or noise controls as needed. Use CapCut's add music to video workflow, then layer ambience and sound effects at balanced levels, review the full sequence with headphones and speakers, choose the appropriate export settings, and save the finished video for your target platform.

CapCut Desktop home screen with the Create project action highlighted

CapCut Desktop editor with the text-to-speech voice library open

CapCut Desktop export window with video resolution and format settings

AI voiceover generator PC with built-in video editing

In CapCut Desktop, the generated narration stays beside the captions, visuals, music, sound effects, and editing controls. You can evaluate the voice in context, revise individual lines, and finish the complete video without repeatedly moving assets between separate tools.

CapCut Desktop timeline with text-to-speech and video editing controls

Edit voice and video on one timeline

Place generated narration beside video clips, music, text, and captions, then review how every sound supports the visual story. Trim a pause, move a line, split a clip, or extend a shot while listening to the full sequence. This connected workflow is useful for multi-character short dramas, motion comics, tutorials, product demos, and other projects where the voice must follow precise on-screen timing.

CapCut Desktop voiceover project ready for final review and export

Refine the sound after generation

Balance the voice against music and environmental audio, add fades around scene changes, and reduce unwanted background noise when a recorded element needs cleanup. Browse CapCut's sound effects when a scene needs additional atmosphere. Check the mix at different playback levels so dialogue stays understandable without overpowering the atmosphere. Because the audio remains editable on the timeline, you can keep refining pacing and transitions until the narration, captions, and visuals feel connected.

Use an AI voice generator for videos and more

Create an AI voice for videos, short dramas, podcasts, marketing, learning, or localized content. Start with the script, choose a fitting voice, and keep the narration editable alongside the complete audio and visual project through final export.

Video creator using CapCut text to speech for social content

Voice AI short dramas and motion comics

Assign different voices to separate lines for AI short dramas, motion comics, animated stories, and episodic creator content. Shape the pace and emotional delivery for each scene, then layer the dialogue with music, ambience, and sound effects on the timeline. Keeping these elements together makes it easier to maintain character consistency and adjust a scene when the visuals or story timing changes.

Marketing video narration created with CapCut AI voice tools

Produce podcasts and branded audio

Turn a prepared script into narration for podcasts, audio stories, product demos, ads, and recurring branded content. Choose a delivery that fits the brand personality, then balance the voice with an intro, background music, transition sounds, or a closing audio cue. When a campaign needs multiple edits, revise the script and timing while keeping the broader sound direction consistent. For an end-to-end prompt workflow that can combine dialogue, ambience, sound effects, and music, explore Seed Audio 1.5.

Educational presentation with AI-generated narration in CapCut

Localize videos, lessons, and game dialogue

Use available languages and accents with CapCut's video translator to prepare narration for localized videos, exported short dramas, lessons, presentations, and game dialogue. Review the current selectors for Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Malay, Arabic, and other available options. Adapt the wording and pace for each audience instead of relying on a literal line-by-line translation.

Frequently asked questions

Does CapCut offer text-to-speech software for Windows?

Yes. CapCut Desktop provides text-to-speech software for Windows as part of its video-editing workflow. Add text to a project, open Text to speech, select an available voice, and generate narration for the timeline. Because the voiceover remains in the editor, you can adjust timing, captions, music, and visuals before exporting. Check the current download and system information for the version available to your device.

How do I add an AI voice to a video on PC?

Create or open a project in CapCut Desktop, import the video, and add the narration script under Text. Open Text to speech, preview the available voices, choose one, and generate the audio. Place the result on the timeline, align it with the relevant scene and auto-generated captions, and adjust volume or timing. Review the full edit before selecting the export settings for your target platform.

How many AI voices and languages can I use?

CapCut currently states that its text-to-speech workflow includes 200+ AI voices, with multiple languages and accents available. Depending on the current region and version, selectors may include Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Mexican or European Spanish, German, French, Brazilian or European Portuguese, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Malay, and Arabic. Availability can change, so use the language and voice selectors in your current app as the final reference.

Which AI voiceover settings can I adjust?

You can adjust speech rate, pitch, and volume to change how a generated line fits the scene. Fade-in and fade-out controls can make entrances and transitions feel smoother, while background-noise controls help clean up recorded audio used beside the generated narration. Listen again after each major change and judge the voice together with music, effects, captions, and visuals rather than evaluating it as an isolated audio clip. For stylized transformations beyond delivery controls, try CapCut's AI voice changer.

Does CapCut support custom voices or AI voice cloning?

Where Custom voices is available, you can record a few prompted sentences and follow the on-screen process to create a reusable voice for future narration. This may be described broadly as AI voice cloning, but the feature should be used only with a voice you own or have permission to use. Review each generated result for accuracy, and remember that availability may differ by account, region, app version, or rollout stage.

What should I do if a voice option is missing?

First check the current voice and language list because availability may vary by region, account, app version, rollout, or maintenance. Update and restart CapCut Desktop, then sign out and back in if the option still does not appear. If a specific voice remains unavailable, select another suitable style and test a short line before generating the complete script. Avoid planning a production around a voice until it appears in your current selector.

Is there a free AI voice generator for PC?

You can download and try CapCut Desktop for free, then use the available text-to-speech features to create narration for a project. The voices, advanced controls, eligibility, and usage limits shown to you may vary by region, account, and version. Check the current in-app options before beginning a large project, and avoid assuming that every voice or feature will always be available without limits.

When should I use the PC page instead of the online generator?

Choose CapCut Desktop when you want to generate a voiceover and continue editing captions, audio, scene timing, and export settings in one timeline. That workflow suits longer videos, multi-scene projects, and edits that need repeated timing adjustments. For a quick browser-first task, use the online AI voice generator. You can also review the broader text-to-speech workflow before choosing the most suitable path.

Create your next AI voiceover in CapCut Desktop

Turn a script into an editable voiceover, shape the delivery, sync it with captions and video, balance the complete soundtrack, and finish the project on one desktop timeline.

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