Speakers is getting a UI update!This is rolling out progressively. Your app may look slightly different in the meantime.
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- A label on its own is like a name tag. It indicates who’s talking throughout the transcript.
- A label with + assigned voice can generate speech with one of Descript’s stock voices or a custom voice clone.
- A label + an avatar puts a presenter on screen.
Project Speakers and drive Speakers
Speakers exist at two levels:- Project Speakers exist in the project where you created them.
- Drive Speakers are custom voice clones. Reuse them across projects, and share them with other drive members. They live in the AI speakers tab in Drive view, along with any speakers other members have shared with you.
Edit a project Speaker
Open a Speaker label in your script, then click Edit speaker beside the Speaker’s row. Use the card to change the name, label color, voice, or avatar, then click Save. These changes apply to the project Speaker. For assignment, replacement, and voice-removal steps, see Add and manage Speaker labels.Working with Speakers
Speaker labels
Add names, edit project Speakers, and manage label assignments.
Speaker detection
Identify the voices in a recording.
Stock AI voices
Browse and preview voices for your script.
Create a voice clone
Record authorization to create a custom voice.
Text-to-speech audio
Generate speech from a written script.
Manage AI Speakers
Manage and share custom voice clones in your drive.
Regenerate
Change a line without recording it again.
Avatars
Add an on-screen presenter.

