The edit is finished, the script is written, and the voice is the problem — no quiet room, no microphone, no re-records at midnight. Paste the script into the chat, pick from the available voices and Sparki reads it over the right sections of your video.
From pasted text to a placed, revisable voice track.
Drop your wording in as it is — a full read, bullet points, notes with timing hints. Sparki turns it into a narration track, lays it across the parts of the video where it belongs and shows the mapping: which line plays over which shot. If you would rather Sparki write the narration from what is on screen, that is its AI commentary capability — this is for scripts you already have.

Choose from the voices Sparki currently offers, filtered by language and tone — an unhurried read for a clinic explainer, a brisk one for a gadget review. Preview a section in two voices before committing, and swap the whole track to a different voice later without rebuilding anything.

Narration edits like text, because that is what it is. Ask to shorten the second sentence, say the price slower, make the closing line warmer — that line is re-read and nothing else moves. No re-recording, no re-syncing, and the timing against your shots adjusts with every revision.

Six kinds of narration, all read from your script.
Stock, b-roll and screen-capture channels where the voice carries the channel and the face never shows. Sparki reads the script in the voice you pick and spreads it across the footage, holding sections long enough for the pictures to land between lines. Channels that scale output without recording anything.
Screen recordings, process videos and how-to demos that need each step named as it happens. Sparki places each instruction over the shot that shows it, so the say and the show stay together, and pads the read where a viewer needs time to follow. Software demos, recipes, setups and repairs.
Practice tours, treatment explainers and pet-care or patient-advice content where trust matters more than hype. Sparki keeps the read even and unhurried, avoids salesy inflection and lets key instructions sit a beat longer than the rest. Vets, clinics and care businesses explaining without alarm.
Product close-ups, ecommerce cuts and offer videos where the picture shows the item and the voice sells it. Sparki times each claim to the shot that demonstrates it and keeps the read short enough that the offer lands before the drop-off. Ads and product posts that need a voice fast.
Ranked round-ups, tool comparisons and best-of videos driven by a repeating spoken structure. Sparki keeps the per-item wording parallel, times each entry to its section and holds the same delivery across every item so the format stays tight. Listicle formats where consistency is the style.
Company intros, founder-story cuts and service overviews assembled from mixed clips that arrive with no narration. Sparki carries one consistent read across mixed footage — phone clips, stills, screen captures — so the piece sounds made once, by one voice, on purpose. Small businesses stitching a story from what they already have.
Four people with something to say and no recording setup.
Runs channels where the script is the voice. Paste the read, settle on one steady voice and reuse it across every upload, so the catalogue sounds like one person even though nobody ever sat down at a microphone.
Records clean walkthroughs but hates their own narration takes. Sparki reads each instruction over the exact step it belongs to, pads where viewers need catch-up time and re-times the read whenever the captures change.
Wants after-visit explainers — dental care, vaccination timing, post-op rules — without turning the consult room into a studio. Sparki delivers each advice script in an unhurried voice over the clinic's own footage, consistent across the whole series.
Has the hands-on footage and a finished script but no treated room to record in. Sparki reads it in a brisk reviewer voice over the b-roll, and any late script change is one line to revise instead of a re-record.
Script in, voice placed, revision by sentence.
Send the cut, then drop the narration text into the chat as it is — full script, bullets or notes. Sparki maps the lines onto the sections of the video where each belongs.
Choose from the available voices by language and tone, preview a section in two options if you like, and say where the read should start, pause or stop. The narration is generated and laid over those ranges.
Change any sentence — wording, pace, warmth — and only that line is re-read. Once the track sits right, export the video with the narration mixed over the original audio.
Voiceover is one layer. Music, captions and speed changes run on the same upload.
Upload the video, paste the script and pick a voice — Sparki reads it over the right sections and keeps every line editable until the read is right.
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