Tell me about them
Everything below is pre-filled with an example so you can run it straight away. Change what you like — nothing gets invented beyond what you write.
Drop a photo here or choose a file — pick again any time to replace it.
Drop an audio file here or choose one — a minute of rambling is plenty.
Takes about a minute: transcript, then the speech, then the voice, illustration and PDF. You'll land on “Your speech” while it works.
No speech on the shelf yet
Fill in the notes on the “Write it” tab and press Write my speech. The finished speech, the audio, the illustration, the PDF and your earlier speeches all appear here.
What happens to your notes
- It reads what you gave it. Your notes, plus a transcript of the voice memo and a look at the photo if you added them.
- It writes about 60 seconds of speech in your chosen tone, using only your details — no invented cousins, no invented years.
- It reads it aloud in the free voice you picked, draws a clay illustration, and lays the whole thing out as a PDF you can print or hand over.
Questions people ask
How long is “60 seconds”?
Roughly 140–160 words — the length that lands in a room without losing anyone. “Short and sweet” comes back shorter still.
Do I have to upload anything?
No. The photo and the voice memo are both optional. Notes alone are enough; the uploads just give it more true detail to work from.
Will it make things up?
It works from your notes, your memo and your photo only. If a detail isn't in there, it won't appear in the speech.
Which voices cost credits?
The four Kokoro voices — Emma, Heart, George and Michael — are free. Only “Premium voice” uses credits. You can change the voice and run it again in one tap.
Can I edit the speech afterwards?
Yes — the speech text is right there to copy, and the PDF is a download. Change a note and run it again for a fresh version; the earlier ones stay listed.