• How to create an AI Voiceover video

  To create an AI voiceover video, first select your template and format and then choose the AI Voiceover option. Step 1: Add content You can import text from a news article or blog post, copy and paste it directly into the editable window, upload a PDF, or outline an idea! ![](https://storagePopular

• How to create a Voiceover video

  To create an AI voiceover video, first select your template and format and then choose the Voiceover option. Uploading or recording a voiceover You can upload a voiceover that's already been recorded, or record a new voiceover: ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/926ed4db19dfb8Popular

• Fixing pronunciation of words in an AI voiceover

  | This feature is best used for proper nouns, abbreviations, acronyms, and initialisms. If there is an audio anomaly in your video you should regenerate that snippet of the AI voiceover, rather than fixing the pronunciation. Fixing pronunciation Click on the word you'd like to change, and then click on the 3 dots next to the word Edit. Click on Fix pronunciation: ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/webSome readers

• Editing your AI voiceover in the video creator

  Changing what the voice says AI voiceover videos use a transcript of the voiceover as the timeline for the video with scenes called overlays placed on top. You can click here for more about editing overlays and using the transcript to navigate your video. If you need to change the voiceover once your video has been created, click into the transcript, then click on the Edit button: ![](https://storage.crisp.chFew readers

• Adjusting music & voice volume

  Background music volume To adjust the volume of your background music, go to the Music tab and look for the volume control at the top, above your selected music track. You can use the slider or type a number into the box to set the volume. This setting will be applied to all of your scenes that don't have another source of audio: If you have a scene with another source of audio like a voiceoverFew readers

• Uploading your own music

  Lumen5's media library offers thousands of commercially licensed music files for you to choose from. However, you can also upload your own audio files as well. You'll find this option under the Music tab in the Uploads section. Note: Be careful not to upload copyrighted music! It could get flagged when you share your video on social media. Music uploads must meet the following requirements:Few readers

• Legacy voiceover recording

  | This article contains information about the voiceover recording experience that has been retired as of 2024. For more about uploading or recording a voiceover and building a video, click here. For a how-to on creating an AI voiceover video, click here. How is the current version different from the legacy version? This current version of voiceover allows yFew readers

• Selecting background music

  Lumen5 offers a music library with thousands of commercially licensed tracks. You'll be able to search, listen, and select your music under the Music tab. Click on any of the play buttons to preview the track, then click on the title of the song to select it. The selected track will be displayed near the top and marked by a green check mark. To remove a track, simply click on the x button in the top right corner. MusicFew readers

• Setting start time for background music

  Trim your music to start right where you want it to.Few readers

• Using the mood filter to find music

  Lumen5's media library offers thousands of commercially licensed audio tracks. Under the Music tab you filter and sort the available tracks by mood and duration.Few readers

• How to favorite music tracks

  Once you find a great music track, you can save it so you can reuse it again and again in as many videos as you like! Simply click the star icon next to the track name and it will appear in your starred tracks. You can star music from the Lumen5 music library as you search, or go back and favorite media you've used in another video by checking out the Recent tab. If you're on a tFew readers

• Best practices to clone your voice

  Creating a high-quality voice clone depends heavily on the quality and consistency of your input audio. Follow these guidelines to achieve the most accurate and natural-sounding results. Choose the right recording environment Avoid noisy environments. Background sounds such as traffic, fans, conversations, or ambient noise can interfere with recording quality and negatively impact the final voice clone. Aim for a quiet, controlled space with minimal echo or reverb. Use a good micFew readers