AI dialogue generator API

Describe what the audio is for, who will hear it and what each speaker should sound like. Paste the final script, or ask your agent to help draft it before generating any audio.

• Define each speaker by role, personality and delivery style.
• Say which wording must remain exact and which parts the agent may edit.
• Include the target language, approximate length and required file format.

Separate script approval from audio production. Ask your agent to prepare or check the script first, generate a short representative sample next, and create the complete recording only after the voices and delivery feel right.

• Split long scripts into scenes so one weak section can be revised without repeating the whole run.
• Keep character descriptions consistent across every scene.
• Ask the agent to preserve names, figures and claims that must be spoken exactly.

Give the agent emotional context and describe how the speakers relate to each other. Natural wording, punctuation, pauses and restrained performance directions usually work better than trying to control every word mechanically.

• Describe the mood and pace of the scene, not just a generic voice style.
• Use short performance cues such as a pause, laugh, whisper or interruption only where they support the meaning.
• If the first result is weak, describe the specific problem and ask for one targeted change.

Copy this prompt and replace the bracketed text with your own brief and script.