How-to: put a LeapFun voiceover into your editor
Three step-by-step walkthroughs. Generate the voiceover here (mastered to -14 LUFS / 48 kHz), then import, align, duck the music and export in the tool you already cut in. Subtitles, when you need them, come from a Studio project export.
Editors
How-toUpdated Sep 3, 2026How to Add an AI Voiceover to Canva Videos
Generate in LeapFun, upload to Canva, place on the timeline, trim, export.
How-toUpdated Sep 3, 2026How to Add an AI Voiceover to CapCut (Without the Robot Voice)
Import a natural, mastered voiceover into CapCut and align it to your cuts.
How-toUpdated Sep 3, 2026How to Add an AI Voiceover in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve
Import, align, duck and export in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.
Before you import
ExplainerUpdated Sep 3, 2026Loudness for Podcasts, YouTube and Audiobooks (-14 LUFS Explained)
Why the voiceover already sits at platform loudness, and when to leave your editor's normaliser alone.
ExplainerUpdated Sep 3, 2026Background Music Under AI Voiceover: Ducking and Levels
Bed level, sidechain ducking, fades — in Studio or in your editor.
ExplainerUpdated Sep 3, 2026SRT/VTT Subtitles from AI Voiceover: Zero-ASR Timing
Where the caption file comes from and how to drop it on the timeline.
Looking for the longer reads — cloning, audiobooks, rights, loudness? They live in the Guides hub.
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