How to Create a Voice Ad With AI in 10 Minutes

You don't need a studio or a voice actor to get a usable ad on the air. With an AI voice tool like Voice2Ads, the whole loop — script to exported audio — can take under ten minutes once you know the steps. Here's the workflow.

Minute 1-2: Write the script

Keep it to one offer, one audience, one call-to-action. A solid local ad script has four parts: a hook, the offer, a reason to act now, and the CTA. For a 30-second spot, aim for about 70-80 words.

Minute 3-4: Pick a voice and tone

Choose a voice that fits the brand — friendly for a gym, calm and trustworthy for a dentist, energetic for a sale. Set the tone and pacing so the read doesn't rush the phone number.

Minute 5-7: Render and listen

Generate the first render and listen all the way through with your eyes closed. Does it sound natural? Is the phone number clear? Fix the script — not the voice — and re-render. Re-renders are free, so iterate.

Minute 8-10: Export and ship

Export in your station or platform's required format. Double-check length and loudness if your station specifies them. Send the file and you're done.

That's the whole loop. Once you've done it once, the next ad is faster — keep the script template and reuse it.

Grab our free guide with five ready-to-use script templates, then start your first ad with the Voice2Ads launch offer.