Free Animal Voice Over Generator

How it works

1. Write your pet's lines: what they are thinking in your video. Free clips are up to 500 characters.
2. Keep the "Talking pet preset" ticked for an eager, goofy pet voice. Untick it for a calm grown-up dog, or try Ana for a puppy or kitten.
3. Press generate, download the MP3, and add it to your pet video in any video editor.

How to make your dog or cat talk in a video

• Film a short clip of your pet doing something funny: staring at food, ignoring you, chasing a toy.
• Write their inner monologue. Ask: what would they say right now if they could talk?
• Generate the voice over here and download the MP3.
• Put the video and the MP3 together in CapCut, iMovie, or the editor in your phone, and line each sentence up with the action.
• Add captions. Many people watch muted, and captions make the joke land anyway.

Tips for a funny animal voice over

• Give your pet one clear personality: dramatic, bossy, sweet but not very clever, or deeply offended.
• Keep sentences short and add full stops for comic pauses. "No. Absolutely not." beats one long line.
• Play the contrast. A tiny dog with a very serious voice, or a big dog who is scared of a cat, is always funny.
• Talk about real pet things: food, walks, baths, the vet, the postman, the empty bowl.
• Keep it under 30 seconds. Short animal videos get watched to the end.

Pick a voice for your pet

Andrew with the talking pet preset gives a happy, slightly silly voice that suits most dogs. For a grumpy cat, untick the preset and pick Christopher or Guy, or use the deep voice generator for an extra low, serious voice. For a puppy, kitten or tiny hamster, try Ana, a young voice, or the cartoon voice generator.

You can also switch the language: a British or Australian accent can make a posh cat or a laid-back dog even funnier.

Animal voice over ideas to try

Funny animal voice overs work for any pet, not just dogs and cats. Rabbits, parrots, goats and even goldfish all have opinions once you give them a voice.

• The food critic: your dog reviews tonight's dinner like a very serious chef.
• The landlord: your cat explains the house rules to the new puppy.
• The news report: your pet reads the breaking news about the empty treat jar.
• The excuse: your dog explains why the sofa cushion is now on the floor.
• Two pets, two voices: generate one clip per animal with different voices and let them argue.

What it does and does not do

• It reads your pet's lines in a voice you choose and gives you an MP3 to add to your video.
• It changes the voice, pitch and speed only. It does not make barks, meows or other animal sounds, and it does not add echo or sound effects; add those in your video editor.
• It does not move your pet's mouth (no lip-sync) and it does not edit your video. You put the audio on the video yourself.
• It does not copy any celebrity, cartoon or film character. The voices are standard AI voices.

Frequently asked questions