Plan your video structure

Decide on a clear structure before writing: introduction, main points, and a call to action. Break your content into slides, with one idea per slide. This makes it much easier for Narakeet to turn your script into a coherent video.

Write your script in Markdown

Use Markdown inside Narakeet to define titles, bullet points, and speaker notes. The tool reads this structure to generate synchronized slides and narration automatically.

Choose visuals and backgrounds

Add images, background colors, or video clips to each slide. Narakeet includes built-in assets, or you can upload your own brand images to keep everything on-message.

Generate captions and subtitles

Enable automatic captions so your video is accessible and ranks better in search. The captions follow the narration timing, and you can edit them before export.

Export and repurpose

Once you are satisfied, export your video as MP4 for YouTube or your LMS. You can also export just the audio to build podcasts from the same narration, getting more value from each script you create.

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Step 1: Write your script

Start by writing your narration script in plain text or Markdown. Keep sentences short and natural, because they are read aloud. Use two blank lines to separate paragraphs, and format headings and lists so the voice knows where to pause.

Step 2: Pick a voice

Open Narakeet and choose from hundreds of AI voices across 90+ languages. Preview a few voices to find the tone that matches your content, whether that is warm and friendly or professional and authoritative.

Step 3: Fine-tune pronunciation

Use Narakeet‘s controls to adjust emphasis, add pauses, and correct tricky words or acronyms. You can also use pronunciation rules so brand names and technical terms are spoken correctly.

Step 4: Turn text into a video (optional)

If you want a full video, let Narakeet generate slides and captions automatically from your script, then sync the narration. This is great for explainer videos and training content.

Step 5: Export your audio or video

Download your voiceover as MP3 or WAV, or export the finished video as MP4. Then drop the audio into your editing timeline or publish the video directly. You now have professional narration ready to go.

Based on trending questions from Quora.