Voice your script with an AI voice. Many tools support Turkish voiceovers.
Estimated time: About 30 minutes per script (for a first-timer, an estimate)
Short sentences, numbers written out as words; note how the brand name is pronounced.
Pick a stock voice that suits your brand; if you'll use a voice clone, get the person's written consent.
Fix stress and pronunciation errors by changing the script.
Make sure you're on a plan with commercial rights; disclose in the ad that the voice is synthetic.
ElevenLabs' free plan has no commercial license. Don't clone a person's voice without consent. If a synthetic voice is used in an ad in a way that affects consumers' decisions, disclose it (in Turkey: Commercial Advertising Regulation, Art. 18/8); if unsure, disclose it anyway.
Picking one is enough; the cards show how they differ.
An open-source text-to-speech model; clones a voice from a short sample.
What sets it apart: Voiceover in 23 languages, Turkish included, with no license fee.
For: Technical users who want to do voiceovers for free on their own computer.
Reads text in a natural human voice; clones your voice and dubs video into other languages.
What sets it apart: Among the most natural Turkish AI voices; one-click dubbing.
For: People making videos, ads and podcasts.
You can do this yourself. If you don't have the time, or want a system tied into your business, we can set it up together.
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