Hear the AI narrator voices for your tutorials
stepvideo narrates tutorial videos with AI voices: it writes a short script for each step of your screen recording and reads it in the voice you choose. Below are its 48 voices with their own audition clips, in 16 languages, under the names the editor's voice picker shows.
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Every narrator voice, by language
Each card plays the clip the editor plays when you audition that voice, in its own language. The languages page lists every language stepvideo can record and publish in.
English voices
Brian
Male · English
friendly, encouraging, made for tutorials
RecommendedFree trialAshley
Female · English
warm, natural
Free trialDeborah
Female · English
warm, calm
Mark
Male · English
energetic, expressive
Jason
Male · English
lucid, engaging
Oliver
Male · English
neutral, clear
Elliot
Male · English
calm, steady
Duncan
Male · English
British, warm
Warren
Male · English
mature, resonant
Lauren
Female · English
confident, friendly
Nadia
Female · English
personable, lively
Spanish voices
EspañolBruno
Male · Spanish
Mexican accent, clear, approachable
RecommendedFree trialXimena
Female · Spanish
Mexican accent, bright, natural
Free trialCitlali
Female · Spanish
Mexican accent, calm, engaging
Salvador
Male · Spanish
Mexican accent, confident, expressive
Maximiliano
Male · Spanish
Mexican accent, bright, natural
Rocio
Female · Spanish
Spain accent, calm, refined
Ignacio
Male · Spanish
Spain accent, calm, steady
Alvaro
Male · Spanish
Spain accent, warm, articulate
Sergio
Male · Spanish
Spain accent, confident, grounded
Itzel
Female · Spanish
Mexican accent, warm, conversational
Pilar
Female · Spanish
Spain accent, clear, composed
French voices
FrançaisAlain
Male · French
RecommendedFree trialHélène
Female · French
Free trial
German voices
DeutschFabian
Male · German
RecommendedFree trialSteffi
Female · German
Free trial
Italian voices
ItalianoGianni
Male · Italian
RecommendedFree trialOrietta
Female · Italian
Free trial
Portuguese (Brazil) voices
Português (Brasil)Murilo
Male · Portuguese (Brazil)
RecommendedFree trialRenata
Female · Portuguese (Brazil)
Free trial
Dutch voices
NederlandsLennart
Male · Dutch
RecommendedFree trialLore
Female · Dutch
Free trial
Polish voices
PolskiSzymon
Male · Polish
RecommendedFree trial
Hindi voices
हिन्दीManoj
Male · Hindi
RecommendedFree trialRiya
Female · Hindi
Free trial
Japanese voices
日本語Hina
Female · Japanese
Free trial
Korean voices
한국어Hyunwoo
Male · Korean
RecommendedFree trialMinji
Female · Korean
Free trial
Chinese (Simplified) voices
简体中文Ming
Male · Chinese (Simplified)
RecommendedFree trialXinyi
Female · Chinese (Simplified)
Free trial
Omar
Male · Arabic
RecommendedFree trialNour
Female · Arabic
Free trial
Rodion
Male · Russian
RecommendedFree trialTamara
Female · Russian
Free trial
Arjun
Male · Bengali
RecommendedFree trialRiya
Female · Bengali
Free trial
Oren
Male · Hebrew
RecommendedFree trialYael
Female · Hebrew
Free trial
How do you choose a narrator voice for a tutorial?
Pick the voice your viewers would expect to hear from a colleague showing them the task: their language, a familiar accent, and a calm, even delivery. Play a few clips below, then hear your choice on your own video in the editor before you share it.
- Match the viewer, not the product. Spanish, for example, has voices with a Mexican accent and voices with a Spain accent; each card says which.
- For step-by-step software walkthroughs, a clear, steady voice is easier to follow than a dramatic one. The English default is described as made for tutorials.
- Keep one narrator across a series, so a set of lessons sounds like one course.
- Listen on your own video. The editor plays the narration with your steps, and you can switch voices before you export.
What makes an AI voice sound natural in a tutorial?
Mostly the script it reads. stepvideo writes a short line for each step from what happened on screen and anything you said while recording, so the voice describes the click you are watching instead of reading a wall of text, and each step's footage is fitted to its narration.
- Button and menu names are kept exactly as they appear on screen, in every language, so viewers are told to click what they can see.
- Prices are read out the way a person would say them, not symbol by symbol.
- In languages where the speaker's gender changes the words, the script is written to fit the narrator.
- You can rewrite any step's line, and only that step is voiced again.
Recording needs the Chrome extension, where you also pick the language you will speak. For a broader look at narration, read AI voiceover for videos, and see what each plan includes on the pricing page.
FAQ
Questions
Which AI voices can narrate a stepvideo tutorial?
The 48 voices on this page, across 16 languages, each speaking the language it is listed under. English and Spanish have the widest choice, 11 voices each; most other languages have a male and a female narrator. stepvideo can publish narration in 58 languages; for a language not listed here, you choose its voice in the editor the same way.
Which of these voices are in the free trial?
The ones marked Free trial: in English, Brian and Ashley; in Spanish, Bruno and Ximena. In the other 14 languages here, the trial can choose every voice listed. Every voice on this page comes with any paid plan.
Can I change the voice after recording?
Yes. Pick another voice in the editor's voice panel and press Apply to the whole video: every step is voiced again in the new voice, with its captions timed to it, and you do not record anything again.
Can I keep my own voice instead of an AI voice?
Yes. Turn on Use original voice in the editor and stepvideo keeps the narration you recorded, cut to each step, instead of reading the script in an AI voice.
Which voice narrates a translated video?
A voice of the translation's own language. When you add a language you choose its narrator from that language's voices, the same ones listed here, and the translated script, captions and guide follow it.
Are these clips the voices my video will have?
Yes. They are the clips the editor's voice picker plays when you audition a voice, spoken by the voice that will narrate your video. Your video reads your own steps, so the words differ and the voice does not.
Do I have to write the narration script?
No. stepvideo writes a short script for each step from what happened on screen and anything you said while recording. You can rewrite any line, and only that step's voiceover and captions are made again.
Can I hear the narration before I export?
Yes. The editor plays your video with its voiceover and captions while you work on it, so you can try a voice, change a line and listen again before you export the MP4.