Describe what the scene should feel like before the voice starts reading.
Use natural instructions like calm, reflective, warmer, slower, or more curious.
Get the short take right, then carry the same intent into longer scripts.
Feature demo
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AI Director Before-and-After Demo
Voice: To be selected · 60-90 sec A/B demo slot
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"Create a before-and-after demo: first a neutral read, then the same script directed as a calm documentary narrator with curiosity, restraint, and slower emotional beats."
Placeholder for an A/B demo that proves direction changes the performance, not just the text.
Why it matters
Most TTS tools make creators adjust settings. ScriptTone lets creators direct intent.
Voiceover is not just speed and voice selection. Long-form narration needs scene context, mood, pacing, and emotional restraint. AI Director turns those creative notes into a directed voiceover workflow.
Sliders do not describe the emotional shape of a scene.
SSML can be powerful but slows creators who think in plain language.
Generic reads flatten hooks, reveals, and reflective sections.
Long scripts need consistent direction across sections.
Workflow
How creators use it.
Brief
Describe the content, audience, mood, and narrator style in normal language.
Preview
Generate a short section to judge the tone before committing full minutes.
Revise
Ask for warmer, slower, more curious, calmer, sharper, or more restrained delivery.
Render
Apply the approved direction to the full script and export audio.
Examples
The feature becomes useful when the examples are specific.
"Make the opening curious and documentary-like, but not dramatic."
Useful for faceless YouTube hooks and mini documentaries.
"Slow down for the emotional reveal and keep the tone intimate."
Good for storytelling, memoir, and audiobook-style scenes.
"Sound like a patient instructor explaining this to a beginner."
Fits courses, training, and tutorials.
"Make this product read polished and premium, but not salesy."
Works for agency explainers and SaaS demos.
Outcomes
What this changes in the creator workflow.
Better hooks
Shape the opening so it invites attention instead of sounding generic.
Better emotional control
Make dramatic moments restrained, warm, tense, or reflective as needed.
Better revisions
Use creative notes instead of rebuilding markup or settings from scratch.
Better long-form consistency
Carry a narrator style across a full video, module, or chapter.
FAQ
Feature questions.
What is an AI Voice Director?+
An AI Voice Director is a workflow for shaping voiceover performance with scene context, tone, pacing, and emotion. ScriptTone lets creators give those instructions in plain English.
Do I need SSML to direct ScriptTone voices?+
No. ScriptTone is designed around natural-language direction, so creators can describe the desired read without memorizing SSML tags.
Can AI Director help long-form narration?+
Yes. Long scripts benefit from consistent direction across sections, especially when the script includes hooks, explanations, emotional turns, and recaps.
Can I change the direction after previewing?+
Yes. You can adjust the prompt or direction and generate another take before rendering the full script.
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