AI Voice-Over Website Tutorial
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a clear, engaging screen-recorded walkthrough of my website that explains each action step by step for an intermediate-level audience. The finished piece should feel like a polished product demo: concise pacing, sharp edits, and a natural-sounding AI voiceover that never drifts into robotic monotone.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Capture the full workflow—from logging in to completing the key task—so viewers can confidently replicate it without pausing to guess what comes next.
• Write (or refine) the narration script, then generate an AI text-to-speech track that matches the on-screen timing. Tools such as Descript, Murf, ElevenLabs, or a comparable TTS solution are fine as long as the result is smooth and well-pronounced.
• Sync visuals and audio, add subtle zooms or callouts where clarity helps, and deliver the final cut in 1080p MP4 alongside the separate audio file and script for future updates.
I’ll provide site access and a rough outline of the process. You bring the screen-capture skills, video editing workflow (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar), and AI voice tech. The final runtime should land around 3–4 minutes—long enough to teach, short enough to keep viewers engaged.
Before we wrap, please share a sample of a previous tutorial with AI narration so I can be sure our styles line up.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Capture the full workflow—from logging in to completing the key task—so viewers can confidently replicate it without pausing to guess what comes next.
• Write (or refine) the narration script, then generate an AI text-to-speech track that matches the on-screen timing. Tools such as Descript, Murf, ElevenLabs, or a comparable TTS solution are fine as long as the result is smooth and well-pronounced.
• Sync visuals and audio, add subtle zooms or callouts where clarity helps, and deliver the final cut in 1080p MP4 alongside the separate audio file and script for future updates.
I’ll provide site access and a rough outline of the process. You bring the screen-capture skills, video editing workflow (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar), and AI voice tech. The final runtime should land around 3–4 minutes—long enough to teach, short enough to keep viewers engaged.
Before we wrap, please share a sample of a previous tutorial with AI narration so I can be sure our styles line up.