The classic Hollywood "In a world…" trailer voice: ultra-deep, gravelly, epic. For film/game trailers, blockbuster-style ads and event promos.
Movie Trailer Voices
A trailer read lasts thirty seconds and every word has to land. These 6 voices have the low end and the presence to hold a pause and a drum hit. The headline act is the Trailer Voice, who also plays Marley’s ghost in A Christmas Carol in the theater.
6 voices
Play a sample, or open a voice for narration, dialogue and ad clips.

🇺🇸Adam
Dominant, firm middle-aged male voice with presence and persuasion. Great for military/tech teasers, hardcore product launches, sports and high-impact ads.

🇺🇸Harry
Fierce warrior voice with raw power and punch. Built for game trailers, epic teasers, action anime and e-sports hype — sets the mood in one line.

🇺🇸Lily
Velvety actress voice with nuanced emotion and layered delivery. Made for audiobooks, film trailers, romantic short dramas and ads that need real acting.
A veteran broadcast announcer: deep, resonant, perfectly articulated Mandarin with anchor-desk gravitas. The go-to for news, documentaries, corporate and brand films.

🇮🇹Roberto
Deep, rich Italian male narrator with drama and warmth. Ideal for Italian audiobooks, film trailers, food & travel content and brand ads.
Hear them in character
Real performances from the theater. Open one to hear the whole scene with the script.
How to choose and use them
- 01
Short lines, long pauses
Write trailer copy one line at a time and leave room between lines; it hits harder than long sentences.
- 02
Pick by genre
Epic and fantasy: the Trailer Voice. Military and tech: Adam. Action and games: Harry. Drama: Lily.
- 03
Add the braams
Generate low booms, drum hits and whooshes with AI sound effects and line them up against the subtitle timings.
FAQ
- Which voice does the "In a world…" read?
- The Trailer Voice: very low, gravelly and epic by default. It is the first pick for film and game trailers.
- Which voice for a keynote or product launch opener?
- Adam for a forceful tech launch; the Trailer Voice for something cinematic; the News Anchor for a Mandarin opener.
- Can I use audio from these voices commercially?
- Yes. Audio you generate is yours to use in commercial projects, under the Terms of Service. The original character voices were designed from text descriptions, not cloned from real people or voice actors.

