Synthesia Pronunciation Controls

Introducing Next-Gen Pronunciation Controls in Synthesia

By

Sundar Solai

Product Manager at Synthesia

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When you’re creating AI video at scale, the right pronunciation isn't a nice-to-have. The second you say something wrong, you break trust with your audience.

For teams using AI video for training, internal comms, marketing, or customer-facing content, pronunciation is both a quality problem and a brand problem. The words that tend to get mispronounced are often the most important ones like company names, industry terms and acronyms.

Today, we're releasing a rebuilt pronunciation system in Synthesia, designed to make getting words right effortless and permanent. We're the first AI video platform where teams can speak a word once and have it sound right, automatically, across every video they create.

Until now, getting pronunciation right in an AI video meant typing out a phonetic approximation of the word and hoping the output matched your intention. It was a guessing game. Teams spent too much time on single words. Some rewrote their scripts entirely to work around the problem while others gave up and published content with the mispronunciation intact.

What’s new The rebuilt system simplifies pronunciation down to three things.

Available now The new pronunciation controls are now available to all Synthesia customers. You'll find them directly within the video editor, just click any word in your script to access pronunciation settings, record your preferred version, and save it to your Glossary.

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Sundar Solai

Sundar Solai is a Product Manager at Synthesia, focused on AI video creation. With a background in computer science and statistics, he previously led YouTube’s autoplay algorithm and writes on AI topics, with work featured in TechCrunch.

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