Turn any document into a two-host conversation. AI generates a script with Host A and Host B roles, then voices it with natural-sounding speakers.
Host A and Host B in conversation.
Tutor and Student dialogue.
Host and Expert analysis.
Analyst executive summary.
Add a PDF, paste text, or provide a public article URL.
Pick Two-Host Interview, Study Tutor, Research Breakdown, or Business Briefing.
The script includes Host A and Host B lines with direction tags.
Pick a different voice for each speaker, then synthesize the episode.
An example of how a two-host script looks before audio generation.
[Host A][curious] What is the main idea in this article? [Host B][professional] The post argues that focus-time advice breaks down in real work. [Host A][summary] So the move is to design workflow around recovery, not pretend interruptions don't exist.
A blog post turned into a two-host conversation with Host A and Host B.
VocalVia supports up to 4 speakers per episode. Two-host is the most common format, but you can also create tutor-student, host-expert, or panel-style conversations.
Yes. The generated script uses labels like Host A and Host B by default, but you can rename them in the script editor before generating audio.
Yes. In the TTS Studio, assign a different voice to each speaker from the voice library, your cloned voices, or designed voices.
Single Narrator uses one voice throughout. Two-Host Interview generates a conversational script with back-and-forth dialogue, which tends to be more engaging for longer content.
Two-host works well for episodes from 3 to 20 minutes. The conversational format naturally fills time with dialogue, so you get more listening minutes per page of source material.