Write for listening
Use natural sentences, clear punctuation, and short paragraphs. Commas create light pauses; full stops separate complete ideas.
Structure scripts for clearer pronunciation, intentional pacing, consistent voices, and expressive delivery before spending credits on a full generation.
Small improvements to text structure can reduce retries and make speech easier to direct.
Use natural sentences, clear punctuation, and short paragraphs. Commas create light pauses; full stops separate complete ideas.
Choose concrete direction such as warm, calm, urgent, conversational, or restrained instead of stacking vague emotional adjectives.
Spell out uncommon abbreviations and test names, brands, numbers, and technical terms in a short sample before generating a long script.
Keep the text and reference voice stable while comparing speed or emotion so you can identify which change improved the result.
Use a clean English reference voice. Read in a warm, confident, conversational tone. Keep a measured pace, pause briefly after the first sentence, and emphasize the final benefit without sounding promotional.