Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Unmixr generates some of the most realistic AI voiceovers available, with a voice for every use case across 100+ languages and 150+ regional accents, plus per-line control over emotion, pacing, pitch, and pronunciation. Unlike a basic TTS generator, the same project also produces captions, video narration, and multilingual dubs — so the voiceover arrives publish-ready.

Yes. On any purchased plan, every audio file you generate is 100% cleared for commercial use — courses, ads, videos, podcasts, and client work — with no separate licence to buy and no royalty per export. Free-trial audio is meant for evaluation.

Unmixr covers 100+ languages and 150+ regional accents with a voice for every use case, including multilingual voices that automatically detect and switch languages within one script. Voice cloning is supported in 80+ languages.

Yes. Many voices support pre-trained emotions (cheerful, sad, excited, whispering, and more) with adjustable intensity, and every voice can be directed with speaking rate, pitch, volume, pauses, emphasis, and breathing. Pronunciation rules for names and acronyms are saved to a library and applied project-wide.

Yes. Studio audio downloads as a mastered MP3 at 192 kbps. Dubbing Studio additionally delivers a WAV alongside the MP3, and the developer API can return either. The same project also generates matching subtitles and transcripts, and can continue into PowerPoint-to-Video or Training Video Maker to export a narrated MP4.

A TTS generator hands you an audio file and stops. Unmixr is an AI voice studio: the script that produced your voiceover also produces captions, a narrated video, and dubbed versions in 100+ languages — in one project, without re-recording. Voice quality is the starting point; the publishing workflow is the difference.

Yes. Pick one AI voice for the entire curriculum, or clone an approved voice (supported in 80+ languages) so every lesson, module, and update sounds like the same narrator. Saved presets and pronunciation rules keep delivery consistent even months later.

Credits are calculated from the number of characters in your script. Standard voices (prebuilt, multilingual, cloned) cost 1 credit per character; Persona voices cost 2 credits per character because they use more advanced AI. Each plan includes a monthly or lifetime credit balance.

Yes. Assign different voices to different parts of the same script — ideal for dialogue, interviews, and character-driven storytelling. The Dialogue Studio adds drag-and-drop reordering for multi-speaker scripts.

Add pauses by selecting text and choosing the pause option, or by typing a tag like [pause 8s]. Sound effects and background music can be inserted before or after any selected text, and you can upload your own effects.

Paste your script directly into the editor, or use the Import wizard to bring in PDF, Word, ePub, and text files — or any public webpage.

Yes. Unmixr generates subtitles that match your narration, and you can edit them to correct any word or adjust timing before export.

An AI voice generator turns written text into spoken audio using a synthetic voice. In Unmixr, the generated voice remains part of an editable project, so you can change the script, direct the delivery, assign characters, fix pronunciation, add music, and continue into captions, video, or dubbing without starting again.

Yes. The examples on this page are finished generated audio, not actors describing the product. You can play each result without signing up, read the exact transcript and creative direction, and compare product, training, and storytelling performances.

Start with a voice suited to the use case, then direct the performance. In Unmixr you can describe the mood and delivery in natural language, vary the pace between lines, add purposeful pauses, emphasize key phrases, and use controls such as style, speed, whispering, and intensity. Shorter script blocks also make it easier to shape each moment.

Yes. Depending on the selected voice, you can combine a plain-language performance brief with line-level controls for style, speed, pitch, volume, emphasis, whispering, breathing, pauses, and intensity. Product names, acronyms, and technical terms can also be saved in a pronunciation library and reused across the project.

Yes. Assign voices to narrators, instructors, hosts, guests, and story characters, then keep those character choices consistent across sections. Dialogue workflows make it easy to reorder and direct multi-speaker scripts line by line.

Yes. Generate consistent narration by lesson or section, turn PowerPoint decks into narrated videos, create captions and transcripts for an LMS, and localize the finished course into 100+ languages from the same project workflow.

Audio exports as a mastered MP3 at 192 kbps; Dubbing Studio also delivers a WAV alongside it. Depending on the studio, the same project can produce MP4 video, SRT or WebVTT subtitles, transcripts, audiograms, videograms, and shareable links.

Yes. Unmixr supports consent-first voice cloning for approved voices, including multilingual use cases. Only clone a voice you own or have explicit permission to use, and follow the consent flow in the product.

Yes. Scripts are organized into editable blocks, so you can change and regenerate only the line or section that needs a retake. Approved audio, character assignments, pronunciation rules, and earlier versions can remain intact.

You record or upload a short, clean audio sample — about 30 seconds is enough — and Unmixr builds a voice model from it. From then on, any text you type can be narrated in that voice, in 80+ languages, without recording again. The whole process takes minutes: upload, name your voice, generate.

Between 30 and 80 seconds of single-speaker audio, in any language, under 120MB. For the best clone, record in a quiet room with steady volume and tone, minimal echo, and brief pauses (about half a second).

Yes — a voice cloned from one language can generate audio in 80+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, Russian, and many more.

Yes — this is the most common use. Clone your voice once, then narrate every lesson, module, and update with it so the whole curriculum sounds like the same instructor. When content changes, edit the script and regenerate only the affected lines — no re-recording session needed.

Cloning your own voice, or a voice you have explicit permission to use, is legal and exactly how Unmixr is meant to be used. Cloning someone's voice without their consent violates Unmixr's terms of service. For brand voices, get written authorization from the speaker before cloning.

Yes. Clone an approved voice once and reuse it across projects so training videos, product walkthroughs, and course modules all share one consistent brand narrator — regardless of who on the team produces them.

Your cloned voices are stored securely, are accessible only from your account, and are never shared with other users or used to train voices for anyone else. You can delete a cloned voice at any time.

Yes — that is Voice Design, the other way into your voice library. Instead of a recording, you write a description (age, accent, tone, energy, the job), audition four generated takes, and save the one you keep. It is an original voice rather than a reproduction of a person, so there is no consent to obtain, and once saved it works everywhere a cloned voice does. See the Voice Design page for real examples with the briefs that produced them.

No — only single-speaker audio samples are supported. A clean sample of one voice produces a far more accurate clone.

All your cloned voices appear in the 'Cloned' tab in the left panel of the Voice Studio, alongside the prebuilt voice library, and can be used anywhere a voice can — narration, dialogue, video, and dubbing.

Sign up free at app.unmixr.com, open Voice Cloning, and follow the three steps: record or upload your sample, name the voice, and generate. Additional cloning credits are available at app.unmixr.com/buy-credits.

Document Translation service translates your documents into more than 100 languages while preserving the original layout and structure.

You can upload multiple documents simultaneously by dragging and dropping them into the upload section.

Unmixr supports PDF, DOCX, DOC, CSV, HTML, PPT, XLS, RTF, TXT, and many more.

Yes, we support scanned PDFs, but not all languages are supported. When you select a language, you will see appropriate instructions about scanned PDF compatibility.

Unmixr uses advanced AI technology to ensure high-quality translations while preserving document formatting.

Yes, if you have a glossary, you can upload it along with the document to ensure accurate translation of specialized terms.

Unmixr supports more than 100 languages and accents, with multiple voices available for each language.

The translation process is fast and typically takes a few moments, depending on the file size and complexity.

If your balance is insufficient, you’ll see a message prompting you to upgrade your plan. Navigate to the 'Buy Plan' section to purchase or top up your account.

For assistance or troubleshooting, email us at support@unmixr.com. Our team is ready to help!

Upload your audio or video to Unmixr (or record directly in the browser), and it is transcribed into timestamped, speaker-labeled text within minutes. You then edit the transcript in the browser and export it as SRT, VTT, DOCX, or TXT — no software to install.

Unmixr's AI reaches up to 99% accuracy on clear recordings, with timestamps and speaker labels included. Because the transcript is fully editable in the browser, the last percent is a quick review pass rather than a re-typing job.

Yes. Speaker diarization automatically detects and separates speakers, so interviews, meetings, and podcasts come out as structured, labeled dialogue. You can rename speakers and fix any mislabeled lines in the editor.

Both. Unmixr exports subtitles as SRT and WebVTT, plus transcripts as plain text and DOCX. Timestamped paragraphs make the same text usable as captions, show notes, or documentation.

Yes. Once transcribed, the same text can be translated and exported as subtitles in other languages — Unmixr supports transcription and translation workflows across 100+ languages, all inside the same project.

Yes — this is where Unmixr differs from single-purpose converters. Your reviewed transcript becomes the dub script: translate it, review the translation, and generate AI-voiced dubbing in 100+ languages, then export the dubbed video with matching subtitles.

Common formats including MP3, WAV, and MP4 are supported, with parallel uploads for batches. Unmixr is entirely web-based, so everything happens in your browser.

Yes. Draft AI Content generates summaries, meeting minutes, key points, blog posts, and sales insights from any transcript, using prebuilt or custom templates.

Yes. Uploads and transcripts are protected with encryption and enterprise-grade security measures, and your files remain private to your account.

Yes to both. The 7-day trial includes 20,000 credits and starts with a payment method on file; cancel before it ends and nothing is charged. During the trial, uploads are trimmed to their first five minutes so you can judge the transcript quality on your own recordings. If you only want to try the editor, the free account comes with 5,000 credits and no trial at all — about 20 minutes of transcription.

Transcription spends 240 credits per minute, so an hour of audio is 14,400 credits. Starter is $19/month with 400K credits every month — about 28 hours of transcription if you spend it all on audio — Pro is $49/month for roughly 181 hours, and Business $99/month for about 451 hours. Credits are one pool, so the same balance also covers voiceover and dubbing, and annual billing gives you two months free.

The free account accepts one file up to 500 MB per project; Starter accepts two files up to 2 GB each; Pro and Business accept up to ten files of 5 GB each in one project. Batches transcribe in parallel, and you can also record directly in the browser or import from a URL instead of uploading.

Usually a few minutes for an hour of audio — files process in the background, so you can start a batch and come back. Speaker labels and timestamps are generated in the same pass, and the transcript opens in the editor as soon as it is ready.

Yes. Export DOCX for Word or Google Docs, plain TXT, or SRT and WebVTT for captions. Timestamped, speaker-labeled paragraphs make the same text usable as meeting notes, show notes, or documentation without reformatting.

Human services charge per audio minute and take a day or more; AI transcription costs a fraction of that and comes back in minutes at up to 99% accuracy on clear recordings. The trade-off is review: on noisy audio, heavy accents, or overlapping speakers you should plan a pass through the editor, which is why the transcript is editable line by line rather than a locked file.

Upload your video and Unmixr transcribes the speech, translates the script into your target language, and voices it with natural AI voices matched to each speaker. You review and edit the translation before the dub is generated, then export the dubbed video with matching subtitles — all in the browser.

Unmixr supports dubbing and translation across 100+ languages, with multiple AI voices per language so you can match gender and tone per speaker. Translated subtitles can be downloaded in the same languages.

Yes — this is the core of Unmixr's human-in-the-loop workflow. Review every translated line, fix terminology, split or merge segments, and assign voices per speaker before anything is voiced. After generating, you can edit any segment and regenerate just that part.

Yes. Unmixr times each dubbed segment against the original speech, and you can fine-tune per-segment timing, speaking speed, and natural-versus-fixed duration to keep the dub aligned with what's on screen.

Yes. Clone your voice from a short sample and use it for dubbing, so your audience keeps hearing you in their own language. Voice cloning is supported in 80+ languages.

Yes. Exports include the dubbed audio or video plus subtitles — you can download subtitles in any of the 100+ supported languages, and even import an existing subtitle file to generate a dub from it.

A traditional studio dub costs thousands per language once translators, voice actors, and engineers are involved. With Unmixr, dubbing spends 1,920 credits per minute of video from your plan's pool: Starter is $19/month with 400K credits every month, about 208 dubbed minutes; Pro is $49/month for about 1,354 minutes; Business $99/month for about 3,385 minutes. Revisions cost only the segments you regenerate, and the same credits also cover voiceover and transcription.

Yes to both. The 7-day trial includes 20,000 credits and starts with a payment method on file; cancel before it ends and nothing is charged. During the trial, uploads are trimmed to their first five minutes and the dubbed exports unlock when the plan activates. The free account comes with 5,000 credits and no trial at all — enough to dub about 2 minutes and hear the result, with watermarked exports up to three minutes.

Up to 60 minutes per upload, in common formats such as MP4, MOV, MP3, and WAV. Longer content is dubbed in parts — a course lesson by lesson, a webinar in sections — which also keeps each review pass manageable. Processing runs in the background and you get an email when an export is ready.

On paid recurring plans, yes: the original speech is separated from the background before the dub is mixed, so music and room sound stay while the voice changes. That separation is not available on the free trial, where dubs are voices-only. You can also keep the original audio for individual segments — a product demo's click sounds, for instance — and dub the rest.

No. Unmixr replaces the speech track and adds subtitles; it does not re-animate the speaker's lips or alter the video frames. Timing is matched per segment so the dubbed line lands where the original was spoken, which is what keeps screen recordings, slides, and talking-head lessons watchable.

Speakers are detected automatically and each gets its own voice, which you can change per speaker or override per segment. An interview, a two-presenter webinar, or a role-play lesson keeps its distinct voices in every target language.

No. The whole workflow — upload, transcribe, translate, review, dub, export — runs in a guided browser studio designed for content and L&D teams, not audio engineers.

Yes. Teams use Unmixr to turn a master course into a localized library: each lesson is dubbed and subtitled in every target language from the same reviewed transcripts. See the Course Video Localization workflow for the end-to-end process.

Convertible credits are one shared audio wallet for voiceover, transcription, and dubbing. Instead of separate audio allowances, each new plan gives you one monthly credit balance that you can spend on any mix of those tasks - all voiceover this month, all dubbing the next, or anything in between.

The rates are fixed and simple: 1 credit = 1 voiceover character, 240 credits = 1 transcription minute, and 1,920 credits = 1 dubbing minute. For example, Pro's 2.6M monthly credits cover about 2.6M voiceover characters, roughly 180 hours of transcription, around 22 hours of dubbing, or any combination of the three.

No. Existing subscribers are grandfathered — your current plan continues unchanged at its current price with the same allowances. You can switch to one of the new convertible-credit plans from your billing page whenever you like, but you never have to.

Yes. Credit packs are available as add-ons on any paid plan: 250,000 credits for $7 or 1,000,000 credits for $25. Pack credits spend at the same conversion rates as plan credits and stay valid for 12 months from purchase, while your monthly plan credits refresh with each billing cycle.

Convertible credits cover everything you generate: voiceover characters (prebuilt or cloned voices), transcription minutes, and dubbing minutes. There are no per-feature surcharges — inline voice customization, instruction-based voice directing, subtitles, and exports are included with every plan.

Annual billing gives you 2 months free — you pay for 10 months and get 12. Starter is $190/year (vs $228 paid monthly), Pro is $490/year (vs $588), and Business is $990/year (vs $1,188).

New accounts can start a 7-day free trial of Starter with 20,000 convertible credits — enough for about 20,000 voiceover characters, ~83 minutes of transcription, or ~10 minutes of dubbing, in any mix. A card is required to start, but nothing is charged during the 7 days and you can cancel anytime before the trial ends. If you keep it, your Starter plan begins automatically when the trial ends.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately, downgrades apply at your next billing cycle, and you can cancel anytime — your plan stays active until the end of the period you have paid for.

No. Cloned voices generate at the same rate as prebuilt voices — 1 credit per character from your regular wallet. Plans differ only in how many clone profiles you can create: 5 on Starter, unlimited on Pro and Business.

The tiers differ in credit volume and limits, not studio access. Every paid plan unlocks all studios, video workflows, exports, and the developer API. Starter ($19/mo) includes 400K credits and 5 voice-clone profiles. Pro ($49/mo) includes 2.6M credits, unlimited clone profiles, and higher API limits. Business ($99/mo) includes 6.5M credits, the highest API limits and upload durations, and priority support.

AppSumo/LTD customers redeem codes from the in-app plan page. Their AppSumo plan stays grandfathered and receives the separate allowances promised in the AppSumo offer; it is not converted into the new monthly convertible-credit wallet unless they later choose to subscribe to a new Unmixr plan.

We accept all major credit and debit cards through Stripe, which is fully secured. If you have any billing questions, contact us at support@unmixr.com.

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You can cancel or change your subscription plan anytime by going to your account settings and selecting "Manage Subscription". If you need further help, contact support.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the service, you can request a full refund within 30 days of purchase.

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Currently, we do not have a mobile app. However, our platform is responsive and accessible from any mobile browser.

Yes, we are happy to assist with specific use cases. Please send us an email at support@unmixr.com with your needs and we will be glad to help you.

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