Narration and pictures have different jobs. The picture shows what something looks like, while the voice explains why it matters and what to do next. A common mistake is a narrator who reads the on-screen words aloud, which tells viewers nothing new. Another is a script written like a brochure, which runs longer than the video and makes the voice hurry.
We keep the voice in step with the screen, leaving a short pause where viewers need time to read a price, a step number or a button label. Tone is a real choice: friendly and upbeat suits an everyday product, while a calm, steady voice suits money or health topics. For help building or editing the video itself, see video editing.
Who our explainer voice over is for
- Apps, software and fintech startups
- Online stores explaining how to order
- Training and coaching businesses
- Clinics and pharmacies
- Manufacturers showing how a product works
- Animators and editors who need a voice
- NGOs explaining a programme