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Voice and Style Guide

How to choose voice, pacing, and narration style for different slide video use cases.

Match the voice to the audience

The “best” voice depends on where the video will be used.

  • Sales demo: clear, confident, moderate pace
  • Training: neutral, steady, slightly slower
  • Education: explanatory and explicit
  • Executive summary: concise, calm, low-friction

Style rules that work well with AI narration

  • Keep sentences shorter than written copy
  • Prefer active verbs
  • Avoid stacked clauses
  • Use one idea per sentence when possible

Pacing guidelines

Fast pacing works when the slide is visually simple.

Slow pacing works when:

  • the slide contains a chart
  • the audience is new to the topic
  • the deck explains a multi-step process

Tone by use case

Internal enablement

Use practical and instructional language.

Customer-facing walkthrough

Use confident but low-pressure language.

Investor or leadership recap

Use compressed phrasing and signal-oriented language.

One rule to keep

Write for listening, not for reading. If a sentence feels long when spoken aloud, shorten it before rendering.

Table of Contents

Match the voice to the audience
Style rules that work well with AI narration
Pacing guidelines
Tone by use case
Internal enablement
Customer-facing walkthrough
Investor or leadership recap
One rule to keep