AI narrator · Female voice
Sarah: a clear, confident AI voice for professional videos
Sarah is a female narrator with a clear, confident, professional tone. Pick her when the video represents a company: SaaS explainers, product launches, B2B content and anything you would show to a client or a buyer.
What Sarah sounds like
Sarah sounds sure of what she says without sounding like an ad. Her diction is clean, which helps with product names, feature lists and the precise wording that business videos tend to need.
She is less suited to intimate or playful content. Where a story needs warmth, or a lesson needs softness, other narrators fit better. Sarah shines when the message is “here is what this does, and why it matters to you”.
When to use Sarah
Best for
- SaaS product explainers and feature announcements
- B2B content for LinkedIn and sales follow-ups
- Report and data summaries
- Onboarding videos for customers
- Corporate training with a professional tone
Writing for Sarah
- Lead with the buyer’s problem, not the product name. Sarah’s confident tone makes a crisp problem statement sound credible.
- Keep feature lists to three items. Clear diction doesn’t make a list of seven any easier to remember.
- Spell product names and acronyms the way they should be said if they could be misread, then check the narration preview.
- Start from the explainer script template for a structure that fits her tone.
- With the brand look (colors and name on titles and diagrams, from the Solo plan), her professional tone makes a company video feel on-brand without extra editing.
Languages Sarah speaks
The final voice is the same Sarah 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 | Sarah | Ava (en-US) |
| SpanishEspañol | Sarah | Elvira (es-ES) |
| PortuguesePortuguês | Sarah | Francisca (pt-BR) |
| FrenchFrançais | Sarah | Vivienne (fr-FR) |
| GermanDeutsch | Sarah | Katja (de-DE) |
| ItalianItaliano | Sarah | Elsa (it-IT) |
| DutchNederlands | Sarah | Fenna (nl-NL) |
| PolishPolski | Sarah | Zofia (pl-PL) |
| TurkishTürkçe | Sarah | Emel (tr-TR) |
| IndonesianBahasa Indonesia | Sarah | Gadis (id-ID) |
Questions
Which languages does Sarah speak?
All 10: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish and Indonesian. On paid plans her final voice keeps the same timbre in each language. Draft previews use free voices: an American English voice in English, a French voice in French, and the female draft voice elsewhere.
Is Sarah’s voice licensed for client work?
Yes. Final voices on paid plans come with a commercial license, including client work and ads. Disclose the synthetic voice when you publish.
Can I hear Sarah read my own script?
Yes. Listen to her English sample on the voices page, then preview the narration of your script in the studio before rendering.
Does Sarah sound the same in every language?
On paid plans, yes: the final voice keeps her timbre whether the video is in German, Spanish or Indonesian, which helps if you publish the same product video for several markets. Accents are set by the model, so listen to the preview in each language.