Turn a script into speech

Some steps have no reviewed tool yet. Those steps show a manual approach.

1. 01

   Write your brief

   1. Write the final script, language, intended tone and any pronunciation notes.
   2. Gather the notes or assets you can use. Remove private information you cannot share and confirm permission for any source material.

   Example brief

   A calm, friendly 20-second welcome for a fictional community library. Use a voice you have permission to use. Script: Welcome to the reading room. Take a seat, choose a book, and make yourself at home.

   Start with

   The objective and proposed source material.

   You’ll have

   An approved brief and authorised inputs.

   CheckThe brief says what to make, who it is for and how you will judge the result.
2. 02

   Create a short voice sample

   1. Choose a speech tool with a voice you are allowed to use. No evidence-qualified tool is assigned here; check the current official guide and usage rights.
   2. Paste a short checked script into the documented speech feature. Choose the supported voice and language, then generate a sample.
   3. Listen before generating the whole script. Correct pronunciation or pacing using only controls the tool actually provides.

   Review tools before choosing one

   Start with

   The approved brief and authorised inputs.

   You’ll have

   A speech preview for review.

   CheckThe sample says the correct words in the intended language and tone.
3. 03

   Check the finished result

   1. Listen to the entire exported recording. Check names, pauses, volume and whether the voice is suitable.
   2. Confirm voice permissions and any disclosure needed for its use. Save the checked audio.

   Start with

   A speech preview for review.

   You’ll have

   An accepted output or a clear list of corrections.

   CheckThe exported audio is clear, accurate and permitted for its intended use.

0 of 3 step checks complete. A person has checked the output against the brief and accepted the result.