How It Works
Voccal is designed to move from idea to finished spoken output in one continuous workflow. You start with a project, choose the delivery style that fits the content, shape the script and image inputs, assign voices, and generate a render you can save, review, and refine.
Start with a project and the mode that matches the format.
Voccal is organized around projects so different campaigns, concepts, or client deliverables stay separate. Inside each project, you choose the format that best matches the kind of spoken content you want to create.
- `Dialogue` for two-voice exchanges and conversational pacing.
- `Product` for concise, benefit-led messaging and more direct reads.
- `Podcast` for longer-form, host-style, or editorial spoken delivery.
Build the script and visual direction.
You can write the script directly, upload an image, and shape the direction from inside the same workspace. If the idea is easier to show than to describe, the script assistant can start from an image and help draft the spoken content for you.
Choose voices, aspect ratio, and generation settings.
Once the content direction is clear, you choose the title, assign voices, set the aspect ratio, and prepare the workspace for generation. That keeps the spoken delivery, image treatment, and final output aligned before you render.
Generate the spoken output and rendered clip.
Voccal turns the script, selected voices, and uploaded image into a generated audio result and a rendered visual output inside the same project. The goal is to let you move from concept to something reviewable without bouncing between separate tools.
Save strong versions and keep refining.
When you land on a version worth keeping, you can save it to your playlist, review multiple outputs, return to the project later, and continue iterating. That makes it easier to compare options, keep the best takes, and build a more organized production workflow over time.