Guides

Short, concrete answers to what people ask when a voice subscription has gone wrong, and to what they ask before buying one.

AI voiceover for YouTube videos

Getting a narration track for one video: what a YouTube voiceover actually needs, avoiding watermarks and spoken tags, and picking a voice that fits the footage.

How long is 1000 characters of speech?

About 70 seconds at normal narration pace. How characters, words and seconds convert, why voice tools count characters, and how to fit a script to one clip.

How to cancel an AI voice subscription

Cancel a text-to-speech plan properly: find the account that actually charges you, beat the renewal date, and know what happens to your credits and your files.

Choosing a narration voice for your video

Pick the voice for the job, not the one that sounds best on its own. A short guide to matching narrator, pace and script to explainers, promos and tutorials.

Can you use an AI voice in a monetised YouTube video?

Yes, with two conditions that have nothing to do with the voice: the licence must allow commercial use, and the video must not be mass-produced filler.

How AI voice credits work, and why a clip costs more than you expected

Credits are usually characters, not minutes — and a few settings quietly multiply them. Here is how to read a credit price and estimate a clip before you spend.

AI voiceover without a subscription

If you need one narration track a month, a monthly plan is the expensive way to buy it. Here is how per-clip pricing compares, and what to check before you pay.