Series features: voices and languages
16 of the 23 tools state something on voices. The reading heard most is “Text to speech”, for 4. Below, each tool's reading sits beside the sentence it rests on. As of 2026-09-25.
| Tool | Reading | On the page |
|---|---|---|
| Anifusion | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| Anijam | Voices in many languages | AI voiceover in more than 30 languages |
| Animaker | Text to speech | Human-like voiceovers from a neural text-to-speech engine |
| AnimateAI | A voice per character | A voice chosen for each saved character, and narration in storyboards |
| AutoWeeb | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| BigMotion | Voices in many languages | Most languages supported |
| DomoAI | Text to speech | Text to speech among its tools |
| Elser | Voice generator tools | Anime and character voice generators |
| Flixly | Voice cloning | Voiceover and voice cloning |
| GenCartoon | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| Krikey AI | Text to speech | Text to speech and an AI voice generator |
| LlamaGen | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| MagicLight | Voice cloning | AI voice cloning |
| Neural Frames | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| OiiOii | Voice-over in the script | Voice-over written into the screenplay; voice-overs can also be imported |
| PixVerse | Voices generated with the picture | Native audio generated with its own V6 model |
| SceneMixer | Voices in many languages | Native dialogue in 15 languages, not dubbed |
| Showrunner | A voice per character | A character's look, voice and personality are chosen when the cast is built |
| Steve AI | Narration | Story videos with narration |
| Story.com | Voices generated with the picture | Voices generated with the visuals from a screenplay |
| Vidu | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| Viggle | Not stated on the maker's pages | Not stated on the maker's pages (2026-09-25) |
| Vyond | Text to speech | Over 650 text-to-speech voices on the starter plan |
Inclusion rule. All 23 tools in the register. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.
1About this feature
This feature records what a maker says about voices: languages, voice-over in the script, a voice per character, voice cloning, text to speech or narration. 7 tools say nothing about voices.
A series needs each character to sound the same in every episode. A voice attached to the character, rather than chosen again for every line, is what keeps it that way.
2Readings and tools
- Voices in many languages: Anijam, BigMotion and SceneMixer
- Voice-over in the script: OiiOii
- A voice per character: AnimateAI and Showrunner
- Voice generator tools: Elser
- Voice cloning: Flixly and MagicLight
- Text to speech: Animaker, DomoAI, Krikey AI and Vyond
- Narration: Steve AI
- Voices generated with the picture: PixVerse and Story.com
- Not stated on the maker's pages: Anifusion, AutoWeeb, GenCartoon, LlamaGen, Neural Frames, Vidu and Viggle
3Tools with a detailed reading
- Animaker — Human-like voiceovers from a neural text-to-speech engine
- AnimateAI — A voice chosen for each saved character, and narration in storyboards
- Krikey AI — Text to speech and an AI voice generator
- OiiOii — Voice-over written into the screenplay; voice-overs can also be imported
- Showrunner — A character's look, voice and personality are chosen when the cast is built
- Steve AI — Story videos with narration
- Story.com — Voices generated with the visuals from a screenplay
- Vyond — Over 650 text-to-speech voices on the starter plan
4The other features
Animation styles named · Keeping characters the same · Series and episodes · Lip sync · What a project starts from · Longest length named · Sharpest output named · Where it runs