AI voiceover for accessible content
Written content isn't equally accessible to everyone. An audio version makes a big difference for people who are blind or low-vision, people with reading difficulties such as dyslexia, older users and anyone who prefers to listen on the move. With Voice Go you can quickly produce audio versions of your announcements, information pages and guides.
Who it's for: Public institutions, municipalities, educational institutions, publishers, accessibility teams
Sample public announcement
Dear residents, planned infrastructure works will take place on Republic Avenue on Saturday between nine a.m. and five p.m. Vehicle access to the avenue will not be possible during this time. Thank you for your understanding.
Voice this script in the studioThe problems with traditional voiceover
Text-only communication
When important announcements are published only as text, some people never receive them.
Audio versions are a hassle
Recording every document separately isn't practical, so audio versions often never get made.
Staying up to date
When the text changes, the audio version falls out of date.
What changes with Voice Go?
Wider reach
Reach everyone who prefers, or needs, to listen rather than read.
Updated alongside the text
When the text changes, refresh the audio version in minutes.
Easy-to-follow delivery
Use the speed control to choose a pace listeners can follow comfortably.
Multilingual information
Produce audio versions in other languages for international residents and visitors.
Transcription · speech → text
Turn your recordings into text, too
Add subtitles and text versions to your video and audio content for deaf and hard-of-hearing users.
- Add SRT subtitles to your videos
- Publish text versions of podcasts and audio recordings
- Make event and meeting recordings accessible to everyone
What can you voice?
- Website announcements and news
- Information pages and user guides
- Municipal and public announcements
- Museum and exhibition audio guides
- Audio versions of learning materials
- Explanations of contracts and forms
How it works in 3 steps
- 1
Simplify the text
Short sentences and plain wording make content easier to understand by ear.
- 2
Generate the audio
Choose a clear, calm voice and lower the speed slightly.
- 3
Add it to your page
Embed the audio file with a player next to the related text on your website.
Voices we recommend for this use case
Harper
Clear and articulate
Theodore
Calm and warm
Scarlett
Warm and sincere
Listen to samples of every voice in the studio.
Frequently asked questions
Does audio content replace web accessibility standards?
No, it complements them. Core accessibility requirements such as screen reader support, alternative text and keyboard navigation are still needed. An audio version is an extra layer that improves the experience, especially for long texts.
How do we add the audio to our website?
You can embed the MP3 file with the standard HTML audio player or with the audio block of your content management system.
What settings do you recommend for older listeners?
A clear voice, a slightly slower speed than normal (for example 0.9) and short paragraphs make listening easier.
Other solutions
Start voicing for accessibility today
Let's schedule a 30-minute demo for your team, try Voice Go with your own scripts and prepare a quote that fits your volume.