Start with a destination
Write one sentence that says what the listener should understand or do by the end. This is your editing test. If a line does not move the listener toward that result, shorten it, move it or remove it.
Use a spoken structure
Open with a concrete situation, explain the useful idea, then offer a next step. Read the draft out loud. A sentence that leaves you short of breath is often carrying too many ideas. Break it where a listener would naturally ask a question.
Make references self-contained
A listener cannot click “here” while following a voiceover. Replace vague references with names or short explanations. If the recording accompanies a picture, check that its timing makes the reference clear.
Generate a small test
Choose a paragraph with a name, a number and a transition. Preview that paragraph before rendering the complete script. Listen once for meaning and once for pronunciation. Make the textual corrections first, then adjust voice settings if needed.
Make a small test first
Choose a voice, generate a short take and listen before building a longer project. Scripts are processed by an online speech service; avoid material you should not share with an outside provider.
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