How a parent records one voice in LittleWonder so it reads the narration and the hero’s lines.
Every paid LittleWonder product can read the whole story in one parent’s voice. The recording is the parent speaking, not the child.
You read a short script in your normal voice. The recording must be at least 10 seconds, and the recorder stops at 30 seconds. LittleWonder uses that recording as the voice for the narration and the hero’s lines. It does not record or store the child’s voice.
Recording a new parent voice, or switching a finished story from the LittleWonder voice to your own voice, needs an unused story credit or an active subscription. The recording does not use that credit up. Making another version with the same child, the same pictures, and an already saved voice uses no story credit and usually takes 2–3 minutes.
A LittleWonder voice can read the story. Before you create an account, you can still watch the sample story for free by clicking Watch a free sample on the sample story banner on the home page.
Yes. Every paid product can use one parent’s voice for the whole story, both the narration and the hero’s lines. You record that voice in the app. The recording must be at least 10 seconds, and the recorder stops at 30 seconds. LittleWonder does not record the child’s voice. If you skip the recording, a LittleWonder voice reads the story.
Recording a new parent voice, or switching a finished story from the LittleWonder voice to your own voice, needs an unused story credit or an active subscription. That credit is not used up by the recording. A new version that keeps the same child and the same pictures, and only changes the language or an already saved voice, uses no story credit and usually takes 2–3 minutes.
A new version with the same child and pictures, in another language or voice. We keep the pictures and remake only the text and narration, which usually takes 2–3 minutes and uses no story credit. Switching a story from the LittleWonder voice to your own voice, or recording a new voice, needs an unused story credit (it isn't used up) or an active subscription. Changing the child or photo makes a new story that uses 1 story credit, and adding scene videos needs a Moving Wonder.
