SOME THINGS ARE BETTER HEARD.

Beyond the words.
A voice with expression.

Add a laugh, catch a breath, or let a sigh say the rest. Bring non-verbal sounds into multilingual AI voice overs with NeuraSpeech AI.

Build a tagged script Explore 33 language guides

[laugh][chuckle][sigh][gasp][shush]

SMALL CUES. A DIFFERENT DELIVERY.

Nine ways to say more.

Choose a sound for the moment.
Keep the words in your audience’s language.

[laugh]

Laughter

A joyful reaction, a comic beat or a line that ends in amusement.

[chuckle]

A small chuckle

A lighter reaction for a playful aside or a warm conversation.

[sigh]

A sigh

A breath of relief, hesitation or a tired reaction in a scene.

[gasp]

A gasp

A moment of surprise or a sudden change in the story.

[cough]

A cough

A brief physical reaction in a character performance.

[clear throat]

Throat clearing

A speaker preparing to talk or getting someone’s attention.

[groan]

A groan

A frustrated response or an exaggerated comic reaction.

[sniff]

A sniff

A small reaction that adds context to a character’s delivery.

[shush]

A shushing sound

A quieting cue in dialogue or a storytelling scene.

These are supported examples confirmed by the NeuraSpeech AI team. More sounds are available; check the current voice and model options.

WRITE THE WORDS. SHAPE THE REACTION.

Build an expressive script.

9 supported cues + more sounds

Start with a languageYour script

Place the cursor in your script, then choose a cue to insert it.

Generate on NeuraSpeech AI

Script preparation only. Generate and listen on NeuraSpeech AI; sound and delivery depend on the selected voice and model. Changing language loads a new example and replaces this draft.

FROM A CUE TO A PERFORMANCE

Let the scene guide the sound.

Place the reaction.

Keep the sentence in the spoken language. Insert the tag at the point where the speaker should react. Start with one cue so you can hear its effect clearly.

Listen in context.

Generate a short passage with your chosen voice. Compare it with the plain sentence and adjust placement or punctuation if the reaction interrupts the meaning.

Finish the scene.

Keep the approved take with its script. For presenter videos, review the final audio before moving into lip sync so the pauses and reactions are already settled.

YOUR SCRIPT, THEIR LANGUAGE

Explore 33 language workflows.

Each guide includes a native-language script example and a checklist for the spoken performance. Check voice and model availability before starting a project.

BEFORE YOU CREATE

Your questions,
answered.

What are non-verbal audio tags?

Non-verbal audio tags are written cues that ask a supported voice model for a sound such as a laugh, sigh or gasp. Place them where the reaction belongs in the script and listen to the generated performance.

Which non-verbal tags does NeuraSpeech AI support?

Supported examples include [laugh], [chuckle], [sigh], [gasp], [cough], [clear throat], [groan], [sniff] and [shush], with more sounds available. Check the selected tool for its current options.

Can I use audio tags with 33+ languages?

Build scripts for languages in the multilingual voice-over directory, then test the cue with your selected voice and model. Language availability and the way a non-verbal sound is performed can vary.

Does this script builder generate audio?

The builder prepares text and inserts supported tag spellings. Copy the script and generate audio on NeuraSpeech AI to hear your selected voice.

Are non-verbal audio tags the same as emotion settings?

A non-verbal tag requests a sound event, such as [gasp]. An emotion setting affects the delivery of spoken words. Available emotion controls and their interaction with cues depend on the voice and model.

YOUR WORDS. YOUR NEXT AUDIENCE.

Give your next idea a voice.

Create on NeuraSpeech AI

Beyond the words.A voice with expression.