Voice interactions are becoming standard in apps — spoken confirmations, audio feedback, voice-guided onboarding. Designing and testing these interactions in prototypes is difficult without real audio. Stakeholders can't evaluate a voice experience from a wireframe.

This tool generates realistic voice prompts for app prototypes. Type your spoken confirmation ("Payment successful"), voice instruction ("Slide to confirm"), or audio notification, choose from 54 voices, and get audio instantly. Add it to your Figma, Framer, or browser-based prototype so stakeholders can hear the real experience.

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Features

Realistic Voice Prompts

Natural-sounding voice feedback that represents what the final product will actually sound like.

Iterate Quickly

Change wording, pick a different voice, regenerate, and test — all in minutes. Iterate on voice UX as fast as visual design.

Ready for Prototypes

Download audio files to embed in Figma, Framer, or any web-based interactive prototype.

How It Works

1
Write your voice prompts

Draft the voice interactions for your app: confirmations, instructions, errors, and notifications.

2
Generate audio for each

Create a separate audio file for each voice interaction point.

3
Add to your prototype

Embed the audio files in Figma, Framer, or your browser prototype.

4
Test with users

Run usability tests with real voice prompts to validate the design before development.

Voice UX Prototyping with AI Audio

Voice-first and voice-enhanced apps require testing the audio experience during the design phase — not just after development. A confirmation that reads well as text on a wireframe may sound awkward when spoken. A voice prompt that's too long frustrates users. Tone and pacing affect trust and usability.

By adding AI-generated voice prompts to your prototype, you can test these elements with real users during usability testing. Does the spoken confirmation feel reassuring? Is the voice guidance clear? Does the error message sound helpful or scolding?

For teams building voice assistants, smart home interfaces, automotive apps, or accessibility features, this prototyping capability is essential for validating voice interactions before writing a single line of code.

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