How to Make a Hindi Voiceover From Text (Free AI Voice, MP3)

By the DocEpic team · Updated 10 November 2026 · 3 min read

A voiceover makes a slideshow, a product video or a Reel far more engaging, but not everyone wants to record their own voice — and re-recording every time you change a word is slow. Text to speech reads your script aloud in a natural AI voice, ready to download as MP3. This guide shows how to get a good result in Hindi and English, and how to translate an existing recording into another language.

Make a voiceover from your script

Text to Speech reads typed or pasted text aloud and saves it as MP3 or WAV.

1. Open Text to Speech and paste your script — up to 5,000 characters on a computer, 2,000 on a phone.
2. Choose the language. Hindi, English, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese have voices of their own; Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and several more are read by the closest voice, with an accent.
3. Pick a voice — female or male, several for Hindi and English — and the speaking speed.
4. Click Make audio, listen to the result and download the MP3.

Write for the ear

Write Hindi in Devanagari, not in Roman letters: the voice reads हिंदी far better than hindi. Keep sentences short, and put each new thought on a new line — every line break becomes a short pause, which makes the voice sound much more natural. Write numbers and abbreviations the way they should be spoken if the result sounds odd, and listen once before you use the file.

Put the voice on a video

To use the voiceover in a video, add it with Add Music to Video: choose the MP3 as the audio, and set the video's own sound low or to 0 %. For a longer narration made in parts, join the MP3 files with Merge Audio first.

Translate a recording into another language

Translate Audio goes a step further: it listens to a recording or video, translates what is said, and reads it aloud in the new language, with each sentence placed where it was said in the original. It can match a male or female voice to the speaker, keep the original sound quietly underneath, and lets you correct the translated text before the voice is made. It is useful for sharing a talk or a tutorial with people who speak another language.

On a computer, both tools run in your browser. Phones and Safari don't have the memory for the voice models, so there the text or sound is processed in our server's memory and deleted right away.

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