# Translate Scripts to Voice Videos Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/translate-to-voice-video-female Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 3 Turn a script, scenario image, voice selection, and target language into a talking character video\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/f8471ca0262145f86deaca9e5909e695c219881ad9095d341480c7ce53678f9d.png ## Explore a Spanish Voice Video The saved example uses a scenario image, a short script, the voice “Jessica,” and Spanish to create a talking character video\. It demonstrates the recipe’s input\-to\-output workflow; a new run can use different exposed inputs\. ## Default inputs ### Scenario Image Type: image [Scenario Image]() ### Script Type: text There has to be something in here\.\.\. there's never anything in here\. ### Voice Type: text Jessica ### Language Type: text Spanish ## Saved outputs ### Talking Character Video Type: video [Talking Character Video]() ## Applications for translated voice videos Use the recipe to develop spoken, character\-led video concepts from scripts and visual scenarios\. ### Localize short social scripts Adapt a short social or content script into another language and present it as a talking character video\. ### Create translated dialogue drafts Turn individual lines or brief exchanges into voice video drafts for entertainment and character\-based content\. ### Test character voice choices Use the voice input with a scenario image and script to explore how a selected voice presents spoken content\. ### Prepare multilingual content versions Change the language input to create separate video versions of the same script for different language audiences\. ### Present visualized spoken copy Combine a written script and scenario image when a simple talking character presentation is more useful than text alone\. ### Develop scene and performance concepts Use short scripted lines to preview how a character\-led video could communicate a moment, reaction, or piece of dialogue\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does this recipe create? It translates a script, generates a voiceover, and turns the result into a talking character video\. The output is labeled “Talking Character Video,” rather than a separate translated text document\. ### Who is this recipe for? It is useful for people developing social and content pieces, entertainment dialogue, or other short character\-led videos\. The workflow is centered on combining a written script with a scenario image, selected voice, and language\. ### What should I prepare before using it? Prepare a scenario image, the script you want presented, a voice value, and a target language\. The saved example uses the line “There has to be something in here\.\.\. there's never anything in here\.”, the voice “Jessica,” and Spanish\. ### Can I change the script, voice, and language? Yes\. Scenario Image, Script, Voice, and Language are exposed inputs, so visitors can change them in Fuser before using the recipe\. The saved example is only the default configuration shown for this recipe\. ### What does the saved example demonstrate? It shows a short English script configured with the voice “Jessica” and Spanish as the language, together with a scenario image\. Its saved output is a talking character video, illustrating how those inputs connect to the recipe\. ### Can I use a different language or voice? The language and voice are editable text inputs in Fuser, so they can be changed for a new run\. The saved example specifically uses Spanish and “Jessica”; it does not establish which other language or voice values are available\. ### What are the practical limits of the output? The recipe produces a talking character video from the provided inputs, so the result depends on the script, scenario image, voice value, and language you enter\. It does not list separate outputs for translated text, audio\-only voiceover, or alternate video formats\. ## Turn a Script Into a Voice Video Bring a scenario image, script, voice, and language together in Fuser to create a talking character video\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)