If you've ever stared at a "tone" dropdown wondering whether your festival ad belongs under Excited, Narrative, or Energetic — these are for you.
Eight styles, named by purpose. Each one shapes how the audio is performed end-to-end: where energy lands, how the opening hits, whether there's a CTA, whether the climax is at the middle or the end.
The Eight Styles
📢 Promotional — shop ads, dealership promos, festival offers, product launches. The price or deal lands.
▶️ YouTube Voiceover — Reels, Shorts, faceless channels, hook-driven content. First line catches, payoff lands.
📖 Storytelling — fables, audiobook excerpts, fiction. Setup, conflict, climax, resolution.
📰 Briefing — news bulletins, topical explainers, analytical pieces. Cold lede, steady authority, facts first.
📣 Public Message — wedding invitations, awards, school events, ceremonial addresses. Warm, formal, names and dates honored.
💝 Sentimental — birthdays, anniversaries, retirements, dedications. Bittersweet warmth, no hype.
🪔 Reverent — scripture, prayer, devotional poetry. Pan-religious, slow, weighted with respect.
🗣️ Earnest — PSAs, advocacy, mental-health, civic addresses. Sincere weight, not motivational hype.
How To Use Them
In the editor, pick the style from the dropdown next to your language picker — right after Hindi (or whichever language you're working in). Default is Auto if you'd rather not choose.
The same script will sound audibly different depending on the style you pick. Take something you've already generated. Switch the style. Regenerate. Listen.
A festival ad in Storytelling sounds like a confession. A meditation script in Promotional sounds wrong in a way you can't unhear. A wedding invitation in Briefing sounds like the news.
That's the point. Same voice. Same script. Different performance.
Pick what it's for.
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