id-ID · Indonesian
Indonesian AI voiceover
Indonesian gets the complete cast of eight id-ID voices, and the director writes the whole video in Bahasa Indonesia from whatever brief you supply. It is also one of the easiest caption languages here, plain Latin script in any look.
The Indonesian voices, with samples
Each sample reads the same line so you can compare them fairly.
Puck
energetic · maleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Laomedeia
energetic · femaleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Charon
instructional · maleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Erinome
instructional · femaleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Umbriel
warm · maleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Sulafat
warm · femaleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Iapetus
neutral · maleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.
Aoede
neutral · femaleSeperti inilah suara saya saat membaca naskah Anda dengan tempo normal, tanpa musik di belakang.

Bahasa in the brief field, and what follows
Indonesian is a mapped suggestion in the Language field, resolving to id-ID for every automatic voice. The director writes narration and on-screen text in Bahasa Indonesia directly, so an English brief produces no translationese; the copy reads like Jakarta wrote it. Formality is steerable from the brief: Anda keeps distance for corporate work, kamu warms a UGC spot, and the director follows whichever register your description implies. Phrases quoted in Indonesian in the brief pass through exactly, useful for menu items and taglines.
Which pair reads which video
Puck and Laomedeia, the energetic two, suit promos, marketplace ads and anything with a countdown. Charon and Erinome, the instructional pair, are locked in for tutorials by a rule the plan cannot override, so how-to content always sounds measured. Umbriel and Sulafat fit warung stories, testimonials and hospitality. Iapetus and Aoede keep corporate updates plain. One default voice serves the video; each scene's voice dialog can recast it locally and search the entire live Google catalogue, which lists more id-ID voices in other tiers.
The timing system in practice
Indonesian's syllable rhythm runs quick and even, and lines usually fit their scenes; when one does not, the scene grows to hold the clip, and in dynamic pace the tail of a long line plays over the next cut. Per scene you hold three controls: a delay in seconds before the voice starts, speed steps at 0.85x, 0.9x, 1x, 1.1x and 1.25x, and the narration text itself. The soundtrack ducks to 22 percent automatically under every spoken passage and returns between them, so the mix takes care of itself.
Text choices that pay off
Spell amounts as words when their reading matters: seratus lima puluh ribu rupiah is unambiguous where Rp150.000 invites a digit-by-digit read. Foreign names respell phonetically in the narration, the product's one pronunciation control, and Indonesian's transparent spelling makes a single respelling usually enough. Sentence stops drive caption cues, so short sentences give the pill its rhythm. Generated narration contains no em dashes by prompt rule, and your own edits read best keeping to commas and full stops.
Captions in this script
Indonesian is the friendliest caption case in this catalogue: unaccented Latin letters that every font ships, so all 21 looks render captions in their own typeface with nothing falling back. Words illuminate one by one on timings measured from the clip, the spoken word bright, the rest dimmed at 55 percent. Indonesian's affixed words, berkelanjutan and friends, stretch lines gently, and the pill splits any sentence past 48 characters into a following cue, which a conversational register rarely triggers.
Questions people ask
Which Indonesian voices are included?
Eight id-ID voices: Puck, Laomedeia, Charon, Erinome, Umbriel, Sulafat, Iapetus and Aoede, arranged as energetic, instructional, warm and neutral male-female pairs. Any scene can go beyond them via the voice dialog's search across the whole Google catalogue.
Can I brief in English for an Indonesian video?
Yes, that is the normal flow. The Language field set to Indonesian produces narration and on-screen copy written natively in Bahasa Indonesia from your brief's facts. Include exact Indonesian wording in the brief only where it must not change, like an established slogan.
Are captions automatic and correct?
Yes on both counts. Captions derive from the narration text per scene, on by default, and Indonesian's plain Latin alphabet renders in every look's own font. Word highlighting follows the real clip timing. The per-scene toggle in the voice dialog covers scenes where captions would duplicate on-screen text.
How do I steer pronunciation?
By respelling inside the narration box and regenerating the clip, about half a credit each time. Indonesian spelling maps tightly to sound, so respelled foreign names, a French brand say, tend to read correctly on the first retry. The caption on that scene will show the respelled version.
What does it cost overall?
Narration is billed by length, so six scenes of short lines come to about three credits, with all editing in between free. Exports bill their render time, usually a small amount; longer cuts, or exports with lines still unsynthesised, need at least 1 credit left to start.
Narrate a video in Indonesian
The button opens the video generator with the language already set in the brief. Pick a voice after the scenes are planned.
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Malay AI voiceover
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Every locale is listed onthe voiceover languages page.