Podcast intros and outros
The welcome, the episode setup and the sign-off, read with the same warmth every week. A consistent host voice makes a show feel like a show.
Jenna, a warm, engaging voice for podcast intros and interviews
Jenna speaks with a medium pitch, an East Coast accent and a warm, engaging tone. She was described as a podcast interviewer, so show intros, segment links and conversational scripts are where she fits.
Reads 40 languagesFemaleSynced captionsPremium voice
Hear it
Three scenes: joy, heartbreak and suspense
- The laugh sounds like it belongs in a conversation, the quality that makes a show open feel live.
- There is warmth in the line even as it turns sad, useful for a heartfelt interview moment.
- An easygoing voice tightens up here, which works for a cliffhanger before the break.
About this voice
Always the one who asks the follow-up question
Our Jenna is a podcast host in her late twenties who always asks the question everyone else was thinking. She is curious, she laughs easily, and guests relax around her because she sounds genuinely interested in the answer. That warmth carries a show open, a sponsor read or a recap without ever sounding scripted.
Her description reads warm and engaging, with a medium pitch and an East Coast accent. A <laugh> or a <chuckle> in the right place makes an intro feel live, and a <pause:1> before the guest name gives it a little ceremony. Each script comes back as one MP3 with SRT and VTT captions for your show notes.
Write her intro the way you would say it to a friend across the table. "Okay, this one surprised me. <laugh> My guest today quit a job at a bank to raise bees." Questions, contractions and a real reaction give her warmth something to work with.
Where we would use it
Show opens, sponsor reads and episode recaps
Interview-style segments
Questions, transitions and summaries that should sound like a host talking, not a script being read. Her warmth keeps a scripted segment sounding conversational.
Sponsor reads
Mid-roll ads that keep the friendly tone of the show, so listeners stay through the break. Listeners are more likely to stay when the ad sounds like the host.
At a glance
Jenna 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 Jenna
Can Jenna voice a full podcast episode?
Yes. Paste the whole episode script and it comes back as one MP3 with captions, which also make a handy transcript for show notes.
How do I make an intro sound less scripted?
Write the way you talk, with short sentences and contractions, then add a <laugh> or a <chuckle> where a host would naturally react.
Can I use Jenna for sponsor reads?
Yes. Commercial use comes with every plan, including premium voices, with no watermark and no attribution line.
How are Jenna's voice overs billed?
One credit per 400 bytes of your script, counted on the text as you paste it. The cost shows before you submit.
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Generate with Jenna
Paste a script, add a few emotion tags and download one MP3 with captions.