Bedtime and sleep stories
Calm stories for children and adults, with slow scene changes and nothing that jolts the listener. A soft-spoken voice lets the listener drift off.

Elliot has a low pitch and a breathy, intimate, soft-spoken sound. Storytelling and intimate narration are his listed strengths, the kind of script that should feel shared rather than performed.
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About this voice
Our Elliot is in his thirties, the uncle the kids always ask to read the bedtime story. He is quiet and thoughtful, and he tells a story as if he is letting you in on a secret. He never raises his voice to make a point. He leans in instead, and the room leans in with him.
The notes on his voice read breathy, intimate and soft-spoken, with a low pitch, recommended for storytelling or intimate narrations. Bedtime stories, audio fiction and personal essays suit him. A <sigh> or a <pause:2> between scenes keeps the pace slow, and the whole story comes back as one MP3 with captions.
For his scripts, keep the words simple and the sentences unhurried. "The fox curled up by the fire. <sigh> It had been a long winter, and the night was finally warm." Soft sounds, gentle images and a blank line between scenes help him keep a story calm all the way to the end.
Where we would use it
Calm stories for children and adults, with slow scene changes and nothing that jolts the listener. A soft-spoken voice lets the listener drift off.
Short stories and chapters where a close, quiet narrator makes the listener feel like the only one in the room. He makes a long story feel like it is told to one person.
First-person pieces and journal-style videos that need a gentle, unhurried delivery. Personal writing deserves a voice that does not perform it.
At a glance
| Language | Reads 40 languages |
|---|---|
| Voice | Male |
| Captions | Synced captions |
| Cost | 1 credit per 400 bytes of script |
| Formats | MP3, plus WAV on paid plans |
| Commercial use | Included on every plan |
| Preview | Free, no sign-up |
FAQ
Yes. His description was written for intimate storytelling. Add <pause:2> between scenes and leave blank lines between paragraphs to keep the pace slow.
Yes. Paste the whole story and it comes back as one MP3 with SRT and VTT captions, however long it runs.
Yes. Tags like <sigh> and <laugh> work with every premium voice. He performs them in his own quiet register.
One credit covers 400 bytes of your script, tags included. The generator shows the cost before you submit.
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Paste a script, add a few emotion tags and download one MP3 with captions.