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Type a line for your horror story and hear it read in a flat, eerie old-broadcast voice.
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Analog horror stories feel wrong because the voice is calm when it should not be. Type the line for your story, pick a voice and a signal, and press the button. Our AI voice model reads your words slowly, in a flat old-broadcast style, through radio static, tape hiss, an empty hallway or a tinny TV speaker. Use it for horror shorts, ARG videos, game mods and creepy stories.
Sky warning
Closed woods
Program break
Training tape
Missing hour
Old recording
Write your line, up to 250 characters, and choose one of four voices. The signal setting adds the texture: faint radio static, old tape hiss with a low hum, a long echo or a small, tinny speaker. Press the button for a take and press again for another. Layer the clip over found-footage video or a slow camera pan.
The flat notice reader reads as if nothing is wrong. The cold woman has no emotion at all. The shaky old man sounds afraid of what he is reading, and the too-cheerful host smiles through every line. All four are designed voices created by our AI model for fiction.
Analog horror works best with calm, simple rules that hide something terrible: what not to look at, when to stay inside, who not to answer. Short sentences, polite wording and a strange detail at the end make the scariest lines. Keep it clearly fictional: invented towns, programs and warnings.
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Yes. It is free to use: type your words, press the button and download the clip.
A horror genre told through what look like old tapes, TV broadcasts, public notices and training videos. The calm, low-quality narration is a big part of the fear.
Yes. Pick radio static, tape hiss with a hum, an empty hallway echo or an old TV speaker in the Signal menu.
Yes. Download the clip and use it in your horror shorts, stories or game projects. Keep the content fictional.
No. Every voice here is a designed voice made by our own AI voice model from a written description. The tool does not copy real people, famous voices or named characters, and requests for one are refused.