Pictures that match every line of your story

Describe it. VoiceTalker paints it.

Write what you want to see and VoiceTalker Studio makes the picture, right where you write your script. Pictures are made with Google's Nano Banana image model, saved to your own image library, and put on the scene or clip you choose. Nothing is attached until you say so, and the same words you wrote for the voice sit beside the picture that goes with them.

Make every picture in one run

A script with dozens of pictures used to mean dozens of trips to an image tool. Now one button makes them all, in story order. You pick which clips to include, set the pace, and watch each picture arrive on its scene or clip as soon as it is made. If something fails, the rest carry on, and a run you stop can be picked up where it left off. Want every picture made again after a change? One button does that too.

Choose all clips, none, or only the clips that still have no picture.
See progress, failures and time left at a glance, on the main page and in the batch window.
Pause, resume or stop whenever you like. Finished pictures are kept.

Characters and places that stay the same

The hardest part of a picture story is making a character look like the same character every time. Give a character or place a name, such as archie or town, and the first picture made of it becomes its reference. Every later picture that mentions the name is made to match. Pick a picture you like better and you can make it the reference by hand.

A gold star marks a picture that will become a reference, and a teal star marks one already in use, so you always know which pictures your story is built on.

The right picture at the right moment

In a VoiceTalker story the picture, the voice and the words move together. A picture stays on screen until the next one replaces it, so a character who is introduced is seen when they are introduced, and a scene never snaps back to a background that no longer fits. The voice starts, the words begin to scroll and the picture is already there, all at the same moment.

One recording. Everything saved together.

Record your story as a video and VoiceTalker saves the finished MP4, the captions (.srt) and the script (.txt) together in a folder you choose, under one name. Every line is timed from the recording itself, so the captions stay matched to the video from the first second to the last, even on a long story. Stop early and the lines that ran are still timed and saved.

Keep your picture library tidy

Your pictures are grouped by script. When a story is finished with, clear out its pictures one script at a time, with a progress bar you can pause or cancel. Pictures that more than one script uses are protected until the other script lets them go, so you never delete something another story needs.

How it works

Write your script and choose a voice for every character.
Describe the picture for each moment that matters, and name the characters and places in it.
Turn on Make All Images, press Batch Images and start the run.
Check the pictures, swap any you like better, and press Create & Play.
Record it. Your video, captions and script are saved together.

Good to know

Image generation is on the paid plans. Every picture counts against your plan's storage and has a real cost, so try a couple of scenes first and adjust your wording before you make the rest.
A picture description can be up to 2,000 characters. Pictures come out in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
Results vary. Reference names make pictures far more consistent, but an exact match is never guaranteed, and some descriptions are refused for safety reasons; reword and try again.
A batch runs in your open browser tab, so keep the tab open while it works. VoiceTalker asks your computer to stay awake while it runs.
Recording to a folder works in Chrome and Edge. Other browsers use the normal save window and download the captions and script with the same name.
Images are made by Google's Nano Banana model and are subject to Google's terms. Features, availability and pricing can change.