AI narrator · Female voice
Lily: a soft, calm AI voice for teaching
Lily is a female narrator with a soft, calm voice, made for teaching. She fits lessons, course content, onboarding and any explainer for beginners, where the viewer should feel guided rather than sold to.
What Lily sounds like
Lily is patient. Her gentle delivery gives a new concept time to sink in, which helps when the video introduces vocabulary the viewer has never heard or walks through a process for the first time.
Softness has a cost on social feeds: in the first second of a short, a quiet opening can be scrolled past. Give her a strong written hook, or use a brighter narrator for viral formats. On longer lessons, though, that same quietness is what keeps viewers from feeling lectured.
When to use Lily
Best for
- Online courses and micro-lessons
- Customer and employee onboarding
- Health and wellbeing explainers
- Language, science and school topics for beginners
- Course series cut from a long document
Writing for Lily
- Introduce one new term per scene and show it on screen as she says it.
- Let the hook do the energetic work in writing: a surprising question works well even in a calm voice.
- Use “you” and concrete examples. Lily’s warmth carries a direct, personal address.
- For courses, plan a series of short videos rather than one long one; see the video script template.
- Pair her with the Illustrated look for school and beginner topics: drawn sets and a gentle voice make a lesson feel approachable.
Languages Lily speaks
The final voice is the same Lily in every language. Draft previews (free plan) use a free voice per language: a hand-picked match in English and French, a standard female voice of the language elsewhere.
| Language | Final voice (paid plans) | Draft preview voice (free) |
|---|---|---|
| English | Lily | Sonia (en-GB) |
| SpanishEspañol | Lily | Elvira (es-ES) |
| PortuguesePortuguês | Lily | Francisca (pt-BR) |
| FrenchFrançais | Lily | Denise (fr-FR) |
| GermanDeutsch | Lily | Katja (de-DE) |
| ItalianItaliano | Lily | Elsa (it-IT) |
| DutchNederlands | Lily | Fenna (nl-NL) |
| PolishPolski | Lily | Zofia (pl-PL) |
| TurkishTürkçe | Lily | Emel (tr-TR) |
| IndonesianBahasa Indonesia | Lily | Gadis (id-ID) |
Questions
Which languages does Lily speak?
All 10 video languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish and Indonesian. On paid plans her final voice stays the same in each. In draft mode, English uses a British English voice, French a French one, and other languages the female draft voice of that language.
Can I use Lily in a paid course?
Yes, with the final voice on a paid plan: it’s licensed for commercial use, including courses. Disclose the synthetic voice to your learners.
Is Lily too quiet for TikTok?
Not if the script opens strongly. For trend formats, try Alice or Will, and compare on the voices page.
How long can a video with Lily be?
Any of the three lengths: 45–60, 90–120 or 150–180 seconds. Her calm delivery holds up well on the longer formats, which suit lessons with several steps. To size the script, count about 2.45 words per second in English, then confirm with the narration preview.