No real-time video generation
This generator produces audio only. It can't animate characters or create video footage. If you need a talking-head video, you need a separate tool like HeyGen or Synthesia.
Workaround: Generate the audio first, then pair it with stock footage or a simple slideshow in any video editor.
Limited emotional expression on free tier
While the paid tiers include a "voice settings" panel for pitch, speed, and emotion, the free plan offers only basic controls. You can't fine-tune emphasis or sarcasm without the advanced settings.
Workaround: Write stage directions into the text, like "(whispering)" or "(excited)" — the generator often interprets these cues.
No singing voice synthesis
The generator is optimized for spoken speech, not singing. Attempting to synthesize a melody with lyrics will produce flat, monotone output that doesn't match musical notes.
Workaround: Use a dedicated vocal synthesis tool like Vocaloid or ACE Studio for music projects.
Cloned voices can't be used commercially without consent
Professional voice cloning requires explicit permission from the voice owner. This is a legal safeguard, but it means you can't clone a celebrity's voice for your podcast without facing copyright claims.
Workaround: Always commission your own voiceover actor for commercial projects, or use the platform's verified voice marketplace.