The right voice can completely change how your project feels. Follow this step by step guide to pick a narrator and use prompts effectively with EnBee V1 and EnBee V2.
Step 1: Decide what you want the voice to feel like
Before you open the narrator picker, ask:
Who is listening? (students, customers, kids, busy professionals)
What is the goal? (teach, sell, explain, inspire)
What should it feel like? (calm, excited, serious, friendly, dramatic)
Keep this in mind while choosing a voice.
Step 2: Open the narrator picker
Log in and open your project.
Click the Narrator icon in the editor.
The narrator picker will open with four tabs:
EnBee V1
EnBee 2 (state of the art)
Favourites
Cloned voices
Step 3: Choose between EnBee V1 and EnBee 2
EnBee V1
Great for straightforward narration.
Good clarity and fast generation.
Best when you want simple, clean delivery without extra styling.
EnBee 2
More natural and expressive.
Better at emotion, pauses and conversational tone.
Ideal for product videos, YouTube, courses, sales scripts and storytelling.
Click a few voices in each tab, hit preview and compare them with 1 or 2 lines of your script.
Step 4: Using prompts and square brackets in EnBee 2
EnBee 2 responds better to style instructions and prompts. You can guide the voice with natural language and square bracket cues.
You can do it like this:
Add a style prompt at the top of your text block
For example:Tone: Friendly, confident, like explaining to a smart friend.Tone: Calm, slow, like a meditation guide.
Use square brackets for simple directions inside the script
Examples you can use:[pause]or[pause 1s]to let the voice breathe.[slower]before a sentence that should be spoken more slowly.[smile]or[more excited]before an important line.[serious]before a warning or important disclaimer.
Example script:
Tone: Friendly, clear, slightly upbeat.
βWelcome to Narration Box. [pause] In this quick tour, I will show you how to turn your script into a studio quality voiceover in a few clicks.
β[slower] First, create a new project. [pause] Then pick a voice that matches your brand.Keep prompts short and simple
Use plain English.
Do not overstuff every sentence with brackets.
Use them only where you truly need a change in tone, pace or emphasis.
Generate speech and listen
Click Generate Speech.
Listen and check if the prompts are giving you the feeling you want.
If it sounds too fast or too flat, tweak your prompts and regenerate.
Step 5: Writing for EnBee V1 (normal AI narrator)
EnBee V1 works best when the script is clean and simple, without too many extra instructions.
To get the best results with V1:
Avoid square bracket prompts inside the text
For V1, keep the script mostly free from
[tone],[pause],[excited]and so on.Instead, control pacing with punctuation and sentence length.
Use punctuation to guide the delivery
Full stops for clear breaks.
Commas for small pauses.
Line breaks between ideas or sections.
Example:
Welcome to Narration Box. Today, we will create your first AI generated voiceover. First, create a new project. Then, select a narrator and paste your script.Split long text into smaller blocks
If a paragraph is very long, break it into 2 or 3 blocks.
Generate per block for more control over pacing.
Generate speech and adjust the script
Click Generate Speech.
If it feels rushed, shorten sentences.
If it feels choppy, combine short sentences into slightly longer ones.
Step 6: Save favourites and cloned voices
If you love a voice, click the heart icon to save it to Favourites.
If you have cloned voices, you will see them under the Cloned voices tab.
Use cloned voices for personal brands, founders, teachers or creators who want their own voice.
Using the same voice across projects helps your brand sound consistent.
Step 7: Final check before export
Play the full audio from start to finish.
Check:
Is the tone right for your audience?
Are key lines clear and well paced?
Are any parts too fast, too flat or too dramatic?
If needed:
In EnBee 2, adjust prompts and brackets.
In EnBee V1, tweak punctuation and sentence structure.
Then click Export and choose your preferred format
WAV for maximum quality, MP3 for lighter files.