Narration to camera
A script read in the delivery you chose, lip-synced to the take.
Audio & Voice
Voices that sound like somebody, in the language they speak.
Voice-over, narration, dialogue and music, generated with the video or on their own — and delivered in 90+ languages.
One script. Every voice it needs.
Read to camera, seated in conversation, or laid over a demo — in the delivery you chose, and again in the language the market speaks.
Audio has no picture, so here it is doing its job.
Two clips where the voice is the point, and the workspace it comes out of. Turn the sound on.
Podcast and dialogue
Seated, conversational, two voices if the script needs two.
Voice over a demo
The explainer read, timed to the overlays rather than laid under them.
The same script, another language
Not subtitles. The line delivered again, in voice, for that market.
Also from the same brief: Songs, Jingles, Soundtracks, Background music, Spoken explainers and Talking characters.
Two jobs, not one.
Speech and music are different decisions with different controls. Both sit next to the video they belong to.
Speech
- Voice-over and narration
- Dialogue between characters
- Lip sync to a generated take
- The same line in another language
Music
- Songs with a written brief
- Jingles and stings
- Soundtrack under a scene
- Background beds
How it works
Script to finished audio, in five answers.
- 01
Bring the script
Paste it, or have Covely write it to a length.
- 02
Choose the voice
By listening, not by reading a list of names.
- 03
Set the delivery
Pace, warmth, and where the emphasis lands.
- 04
Pick the language
Voice and delivery in 90+; on-screen text in 20.
- 05
Render with the video
Or on its own, if audio is all you came for.
One script. Every market that has to hear it.
Voice and delivery in over ninety languages; copy, subtitles and on-screen text localised for twenty.
90+Languages for voice and delivery
20Languages localised for copy and text
Lip syncMatched to the generated take
Speech + musicBoth, in the same job
Before you start
How does Covely handle consent for a face or a voice?
No face and no voice enters the platform without documented permission from the person it belongs to, and generating a real person's likeness without their consent is prohibited.
How many languages does Covely support?
Voice and speech delivery is available in 90+ languages. Localization of copy, subtitles and on-screen text is offered for 20 languages.
Which models does Covely use?
Image: Google Nano Banana Pro, Flux, Ideogram, Seedream. Video: Google Veo, Kling, Runway, Sora, Seedance. Voice: ElevenLabs. Covely selects one per step by default, and the choice can be overridden.
What does Covely cost?
Credit-based plans in US dollars, starting at 59 dollars a month for 400 credits, with Starter, Growth and Scale tiers. Paying four months up front takes 15% off and twelve months takes 30%. Credits are spent per output, and the pricing page lists what each output costs.
Make your first voice-over.
Open Covely, pick a creator, paste a script. The workflow is already built.