Software walkthroughs
Click-by-click product tours and help center videos where the viewer copies each action as they hear it. Her precision means fewer viewers pause to replay a step.
Hannah, a clear, precise voice for training and instructions
Hannah has a medium pitch and a clear, articulate and precise sound. Her voice was described for training walkthroughs and instructions, where every step has to be heard right the first time.
Reads 40 languagesFemaleSynced captionsPremium voice
Hear it
Three scenes: joy, heartbreak and suspense
- Every word stays clear even at full excitement, so a celebratory line never turns to mush.
- Precise speech can still sound kind. Hear how she handles a soft moment.
- Each word stays distinct under pressure, which is exactly what a safety warning needs.
About this voice
Every step explained once, and explained well
Our Hannah is a technical writer in her early forties who owns more checklists than shoes. She is patient and exact. She will tell you which button to press, what you should see next and what to do if you do not, and she will say it once so clearly that you never need to rewind.
The voice notes describe her as clear, articulate and precise, with a medium pitch, recommended for training walkthroughs or instructions. Software tours, safety procedures and setup guides suit her. Put a <pause:1> after each action so viewers can follow along, and use the captions as on-screen steps.
For Hannah, write one instruction per sentence, in the order the viewer will do it. "Open Settings. <pause:1> Choose Privacy, then turn on two-step sign in." Use the exact on-screen words for buttons and menus, and put any warning before the step it applies to rather than after it.
Where we would use it
Software tours, safety training and setup guides
Safety and compliance training
Procedures that have to be followed exactly, read without any room for doubt. Clear words matter most when the instructions carry risk.
Setup and installation guides
Unboxing, assembly and first-run instructions, one numbered step at a time. Captions can double as the written steps on screen.
At a glance
Hannah in short
| Language | Reads 40 languages |
|---|---|
| Voice | Female |
| 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
Questions about Hannah
How do I pace Hannah for click-along tutorials?
Add <pause:1> after each instruction, or start each step on a new line. That gives viewers time to click before she moves on.
How should I write product and menu names?
Write them the way you want them spoken. For an unusual name, a phonetic spelling in the script leaves nothing to guess.
Can I turn the captions into on-screen steps?
Yes. The SRT and VTT files break at natural pauses, so each instruction tends to land as its own caption. Setup guides tend to be watched with the product in hand, so clear words save a lot of rewinding.
Which plans include Hannah?
Every paid plan, Starter or Creator. Her three scenes play free first, with no sign-up.
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Generate with Hannah
Paste a script, add a few emotion tags and download one MP3 with captions.