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StudioMay 26, 20253 min read

Voiceovers in Uzbek, Russian and English

Finding a voice actor who reads Uzbek well is a job in itself. And when the text changes, you have to order the recording all over again. Now EYWA does the voiceover itself: in a natural voice in Uzbek, Russian and English, right in the chat.

What it looks like

Send the text and say which voice should read it. A minute later there's an audio file in the chat — play it and download it.

An Uzbek voiceover right in the chat — the finished file is ready to download.

A voice for the job

Pick the voice: female or male, calm or upbeat. Ask it to read slower, pause, or stress an important word.

Voices for different jobs: from a calm lesson to an upbeat ad.

Where it comes in handy

  • Ads for radio, social media and in-store screens.
  • Audio lessons and instructions — for students and new employees.
  • Announcements — about opening hours, sales, a rescheduled event.
  • Phone-line greetings — “Hello, you've reached…”.

Prompt

«Write and voice a phone-line greeting for a coffee shop in Uzbek and Russian»

What you get

two short audio files: a greeting in each language, in the same voice.

How to prepare text for a voiceover

  1. 1Write the way people speak. Short sentences sound livelier than long ones.
  2. 2Mark pauses with punctuation: a comma is a short pause, a period a longer one.
  3. 3Check numbers and addresses. If it matters how a number or amount is read, write it out in words.
  4. 4No text yet? Ask EYWA to write it for voiceover straight away: “write and voice a 15-second ad”.

Listen to the result and say what to change: “slower”, “pause before the price”, “more upbeat at the end”. Each version is a separate file, and you download the best one.

Bottom line

You no longer need a voice actor for every change: the text changed — ask for a new voiceover. In Uzbek, Russian and English, right in the chat.

Try it on your own task

Open the chat and send what you need right now. 120 messages a month — free, no card required.