How to Prompt

Prompts are the blueprint for the voice you receive. Clear, specific guidance produces the most accurate renders.

Prompt Tips

Be specific: Include age, accent, energy, and style rather than a single adjective.
Think long-term: Describe how the voice should sound across narration, dialogue, and announcements.
Iterate: Generate multiple prompts, listen, and refine until you reach the tone you need.

Attributes to Cover

Attribute	Why it matters	Examples
Age	Sets timbre and maturity	”young adult”, “middle-aged”, “elderly”
Accent	Controls pronunciation and rhythm	”Australian”, “Indian English”, “Southern US”
Gender	Influences range and resonance	”female”, “androgynous”, “non-binary”
Emotional tone	Establishes default mood	”cheerful”, “calm”, “confident”
Speaking style	Describes delivery	”conversational”, “authoritative”, “storyteller”

Example Prompts

Detailed prompt

A middle-aged female with an Australian accent. She speaks with confidence and warmth at a moderate pace. Her tone is friendly and approachable, like a knowledgeable tour guide.

Minimal prompt

Female voice with an Australian accent.

The detailed prompt better communicates age, demeanor, and pacing—resulting in samples that match expectations.

Once you have your prompt, follow How to Create a Voice to generate candidates and build the final voice.