Audiograms
Audiograms are short, vertical, branded videos: your narration on screen, animated captions synced to every word, and a closing card with your name and details. The Audiogram Channel writes its own script from a topic, then narrates it in your cloned voice.
What it is
An audiogram is a share-ready video built from three things you already have in the TrueTone System: a topic (a Seed), your TrueTone Profile, and your voice clone. You pick a Seed, and the Audiogram Channel writes a fresh spoken script for it, narrates that script in your voice, and lays word-by-word captions over a branded template. You download the result as an MP4.
Unlike the other Channels, audiograms write their own scripts. They do not pull copy from a blog post, an email, or the Seed text verbatim. The Channel composes a short, spoken-word piece: a strong hook, three to five easy-to-follow points, and a natural conversational rhythm sized for short audio.
Every audiogram ends on a branded end card that carries your name, title, license number, your company name and logo, and any compliance disclaimer set for your organization. The whole piece is vertical (a 4:5 frame) so it looks right on social feeds.
Who it is for
This is for the loan officer who wants a consistent, on-brand short-video presence without recording, editing, or captioning anything by hand. It is also the fastest way to put your actual voice in front of your audience, because the narration is your voice clone, not a stock read.
A voice clone is required. If you have not recorded your voice yet, the editor prompts you to do that first. Setting up your voice is a one-time step you complete in the voice interview.
How it works
Start from a Seed
Open a Seed (a curated topic) and choose to create an audiogram from it. The Channel uses the Seed as the subject, not as the script.
The Channel writes and narrates
The Audiogram Channel writes a short spoken script in your TrueTone Profile voice, then narrates it in your cloned voice and generates word-level captions timed to the audio. The script is built for short audio: a strong hook, three to five easy-to-follow points, and a natural conversational rhythm, kept to about a minute of spoken content.
Open the editor
The audiogram opens in the editor with a live preview player. You can play, scrub, and see your changes update in real time. The editor is organized into five tabs: Templates, Brand, Images, Music, and Captions.
Pick a template and brand it
Choose one of four templates, then set your font, primary color, and secondary color. Color mode lets you pull from your brand colors, use the template’s curated palette, or set custom colors.
Add images and music
In Images, set the hero image (some templates use a full-frame image), your headshot, and your logo. In Music, choose a background track and set its volume, or leave it off.
Fine-tune captions
In Captions, edit the wording of any line and click a line to jump the preview to that moment. This is for small corrections; the caption animation and placement are set by the template.
Download
Export the finished audiogram as an MP4 and download it. You can save your edits and come back to re-export later.
What you control, and what the template locks
Beyond the images you supply (hero image, headshot, and logo), you control six design choices. Everything else is a decision the template makes for you, so your audiograms stay polished and consistent.
| You control | The template locks |
|---|---|
| Template (4 options) | Layout and composition |
| Font family | Caption style and placement |
| Primary color | On-screen animation and motion |
| Secondary color | Audio visualizer style |
| Background music track | Aspect ratio (4:5) |
| Music volume | End-card structure |
The four templates are Creator Spotlight, Duotone, Gradient Wave, and Color Wash. Each is a complete look, with its own curated color palettes you can adopt or override.
Regenerating an audiogram
If an audiogram is not landing, you do not have to redo the whole thing. Regeneration lets you pick which part gets a fresh take:
| What you regenerate | What happens | Standard credits |
|---|---|---|
| Script and voice | A new script is written, and applying it re-records the narration in your voice automatically | 10 |
| Image | The hero image is re-rolled on its own | 10 |
| Script and image | Both refresh together; the image is priced at a bundled 5 | 15 |
| Audio only | Your voice re-records the current script, word for word | 5 |
The script and the voice always travel together: a script change re-records the narration when you apply it, so the words on screen and the words you hear can never drift apart. Regenerating with no change instructions deliberately produces a genuinely different version of the same topic, not a near-copy, so you have a real alternative to compare.
Nothing overwrites your audiogram until you apply the new version. Applying a script keeps the window open while the narration re-records, which takes around a minute, and reports honestly when it is done. If the re-record cannot finish, your new text still applies and the piece is clearly marked so you can re-record the audio with one click.
See Images and regeneration for how regeneration pricing works across every Channel.
Good to know
A voice clone is required before you can generate an audiogram. If your voice is not set up, the editor sends you to record it first. This is a one-time setup.
Audiograms write their own scripts. There is no field to paste in a blog post or email to turn into an audiogram; the Channel composes a new spoken script from the Seed topic. If you want to change the wording, edit it on the Captions tab after it generates.
Caption style, animation, and placement are set by the template, not chosen per line. Pick the template whose look you want; the Captions tab is for wording, not styling. The frame is a vertical 4:5 today.