How to make an AI voiceover on iPhone
Short answer
To make an AI voiceover on iPhone, write or paste your script into VoiceFlow AI Text to Speech, pick a voice, add emotion tags such as [excited] where you want energy, generate the audio and import it into your video editor. You do not need a microphone or a quiet room.
Step by step
- Write your script, or ask Ask AI inside the app for a 30 second hook and script.
- Paste it into Text to Speech and pick a voice. Tap voices to preview them.
- On the v3 model, add tags like [excited], [whispers] or [laughs] where the delivery should change.
- Generate, listen, and tweak a line if needed.
- Share the audio to CapCut, iMovie, TikTok or Instagram and line it up with your clips.
Tips for voiceovers that sound human
Write the way people talk: short sentences, contractions, a question now and then. Use punctuation to control pacing. Keep emotion tags for the moments that matter, two or three per minute is plenty.
Hear it
One voice, any emotion
- [excited] We did it! The whole thing is finally ready, I can’t believe it!
- [whispers] Come closer. I’ll tell you a secret, but you can’t tell anyone.
- [laughs] No way, you actually wore that to the meeting? That’s brilliant!
- [sarcastic] Oh, great. Another Monday meeting. Exactly what I was hoping for.
- [sad] I kept the light on all night, but you never came home.
- [shouts] Hey, wait! Don’t you dare leave without me, I’m coming!
Untouched clips from the app. Voice: Hope, v3 model.
21 more tags in the app
Several voices, one take
Same line, three voice models
“Wait, you made this yourself? Honestly, it sounds just like a real person.” Flash is fastest, v2 the most lifelike for long reads, v3 the most expressive. All three are open to everyone.