Write a speech that fits the moment — a best-man toast, a eulogy, a graduation address, a keynote. NFE Studios captures the right tone and the things you want to say, then writes a speech built on your own stories.
Hear it read aloud to rehearse, revise it with Engine notes, and export a clean copy to print or deliver from.
You tell it the occasion, who will be listening, and your connection to the moment. The engine asks how long you'll speak and which stories matter, then outlines the speech for you to approve. It writes a full draft you can hear aloud, practice and adjust.
Wedding, retirement, graduation, memorial or team meeting. Say who you are to the people involved.
Add two or three real memories or points, the tone you want, and your time limit. Approve the outline before the draft.
Play the speech with read-aloud narration to hear its pacing. Use Engine notes to shorten it, warm it up or add a laugh.
Export a clean PDF to print, or read from it on your phone at the podium.
A good speech opens by connecting with the room, tells one or two stories, and lands on a single clear message. Here is the opening of a best-man toast written for this page, with made-up names, to show how a warm, personal start sounds.
Example written for this page to show the format. It is not real user output, and your results will differ.
A good speech is short, personal and built around one main message. It uses real stories rather than general praise, and it's written for the ear, with short sentences and natural pauses. The best speeches sound like the speaker talking, not reading.
Saying someone is kind is forgettable. A thirty-second story that shows their kindness is what people remember.
Short sentences are easier to say and to hear. Ask the engine to cut any line that makes you stumble in practice.
Most toasts work best in a few minutes. Tell the engine your time limit and rehearse with a timer.
Writing and revising speeches is free, with a rate limit. You start with 100 free tokens, and 1 token is $0.01. A recorded voice reading costs 15 tokens per 1,000 characters, roughly a minute of speech. Free exports carry a watermark; pay-as-you-go removes it.
| Voice | 15 tokens ($0.15) per 1,000 characters |
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| High-quality voice | 30 tokens ($0.30) per 1,000 characters |
Top-ups come in $10, $25, $50, $100 with bonus tokens on larger amounts. The free plan adds a watermark and no commercial rights; pay-as-you-go has no watermark and includes commercial rights. See full pricing →
Yes. Tell NFE Studios the occasion, the person and a few real memories, and it writes a speech in the right tone, whether that's funny, heartfelt or both. The more specific your details, the more personal the result. Always read it through and change any line that doesn't sound like you.
You set the length. Tell the engine how many minutes you have, and the outline is planned to fit. As a rough guide, people speak about 120 to 150 words per minute, so a three-minute toast is a few hundred words. Rehearse with read-aloud playback and a timer to check.
Yes. Read-aloud narration plays the speech back so you can hear its pacing and spot awkward phrases. Listen a few times, mark where to pause, then practice it yourself. You can also ask for Engine notes to make a section shorter, warmer or funnier before your final rehearsal.
It gets closer the more you share. Give the engine your real stories, phrases you often use and the tone you want. Then edit the draft in your own words. A speech works best when you've made it yours, so treat the AI draft as a strong starting point rather than a finished script.
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