Voiceover Script Templates

Product and ecommerce voiceover scripts

For Shopify stores, Etsy shops and product pages. Upbeat but not shouty.

• 1. Product launch (about 30 s, 62 words)

  Meet [TrailLite], the backpack that weighs less than your water bottle. It holds a laptop, a jacket and lunch, and it still packs flat into a carry-on. The fabric shrugs off rain, and the zippers lock so nothing slips out on the subway. It comes in four colors and ships free across the U.S. Order yours today at [traillite dot com].

• 2. Feature walkthrough (about 55 s, 131 words)

  Here’s how [the Brewly cold brew maker] works. Step one: add coarse ground coffee to the filter. Step two: pour in cold water up to the line. Step three: put it in the fridge and walk away. Twelve hours later, you have smooth, low-acid coffee for the whole week. The filter is fine mesh steel, so there are no paper filters to buy. The pitcher is glass, so it won’t hold old flavors. And the lid seals tight, so it fits on the door shelf without dripping. One pitcher makes about eight servings. Clean-up takes under a minute: rinse the filter, rinse the pitcher, done. If you spend five dollars a day at the coffee shop, this pays for itself in about a week. [Brewly]. Better coffee, made while you sleep.

• 3. Sale or promo (15 s, 33 words)

  This weekend only, everything at [Maple and Pine Candle Co.] is twenty percent off. Every scent, every size. Use code [COZY20] at checkout. The sale ends Sunday at midnight, so don’t wait.

Business, training and explainer scripts

Calm, clear and paced for people who are learning something.

• 4. Company intro (about 45 s, 109 words)

  [Riverside Plumbing] has served [Columbus, Ohio] families since [2009]. We’re a team of [twelve] licensed plumbers, and we answer the phone ourselves, day or night. Most jobs are fixed on the first visit, because our trucks carry the parts you’re most likely to need. We give you a price before we start, and that’s the price you pay. No surprise fees at the end. From a dripping faucet to a full water heater swap, we treat your home like our own: shoe covers on, mess cleaned up, questions answered. Call us at [six one four, five five five, zero one four two], or book online at [riversideplumbing dot com].

• 5. Employee onboarding welcome (30 s, 74 words)

  Welcome to [Northwind Logistics]. We’re glad you’re here. Over the next few modules, you’ll learn how we keep shipments moving, where to find the tools you’ll use every day, and who to ask when you’re stuck. Each module takes about ten minutes. There’s a short quiz at the end, but don’t worry, you can retake it as many times as you need. Let’s start with the most important thing: safety on the warehouse floor.

• 6. Software tutorial opener (20 s, 46 words)

  In this video, you’ll learn how to set up recurring invoices in [Ledgerly]. By the end, your regular clients will be billed automatically every month, and you’ll get a reminder if a payment is late. It takes about five minutes. Open your dashboard, and let’s begin.

• 7. Safety or compliance reminder (about 22 s, 52 words)

  Before you lift anything over fifty pounds, stop and ask for a second person. Bend at the knees, keep the load close, and turn with your feet, not your back. If something feels wrong, put it down. No order is worth an injury. Report any strain to your supervisor the same day.

Real estate and local business scripts

• 8. Listing tour (about 45 s, 109 words)

  Welcome to [1420 Laurel Drive], a three-bedroom craftsman in the heart of [Austin’s Crestview neighborhood]. Step inside, and the first thing you notice is the light. Big windows, original oak floors and an open kitchen with a quartz island that seats four. The primary suite sits at the back of the house, away from the street, with a walk-in closet and a double vanity. Out back there’s a covered patio and a fenced yard with room for a garden. You’re a short walk to coffee, parks and the elementary school. Listed at [five hundred eighty-nine thousand dollars]. Call [Jessica Reyes] at [Hill Country Realty] to schedule your private showing.

• 9. Restaurant special (15 s, 34 words)

  Taco Tuesday is back at [Casa Verde]. Three street tacos and a drink for nine ninety-nine, every Tuesday from four to close. Dine in or order online. [Casa Verde], on [Main Street in Mesa].

• 10. Event announcement (25 s, 61 words)

  Join us for the [Fall Harvest Festival] at [Grace Community Church] on [Saturday, October eighteenth], from ten a.m. to three p.m. There’s live music, a pie contest, hayrides for the kids and a chili cook-off you won’t want to miss. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Bring a friend, bring a lawn chair, and we’ll see you there.

Social media and YouTube scripts

Short, hook-first and written for people who scroll.

• 11. TikTok or Reels hook (15 s, 40 words)

  You’re loading your dishwasher wrong. Big plates go in the back, facing the center. Cups go between the tines, not on top of them. And stop pre-rinsing. Your detergent needs something to work on. Follow for more ten-second home fixes.

• 12. Faceless YouTube list intro (20 s, 48 words)

  These five national parks get a fraction of Yellowstone’s crowds, and some of them are just as beautiful. Number three has hot springs you can soak in for free. Number one has the darkest night sky in the lower forty-eight. Let’s start with a hidden gem in Nevada.

• 13. Channel outro (15 s, 36 words)

  That’s it for today. If this helped, hit subscribe so you don’t miss next week’s video. Got a question? Drop it in the comments, and I might answer it in the next one. See you then.

Narration and storytelling scripts

• 14. Documentary opener (about 22 s, 48 words)

  In the spring of [1927], the Mississippi River broke through its levees. Water covered an area the size of three states. Towns vanished overnight. And in the months that followed, the flood would change American politics, music and the map of the South forever. This is that story.

• 15. Nonprofit appeal (about 45 s, 103 words)

  Every night in [Denver], hundreds of kids go to bed without knowing if there will be breakfast in the morning. At [Full Plate Kids], we pack weekend meal bags that go home in their backpacks every Friday. Each bag has two breakfasts, two lunches and healthy snacks. It costs us about [eight dollars] to fill one bag. Last school year, volunteers packed bags for students at [thirty] local schools. This year, the need is bigger. A gift of [forty dollars] feeds one child every weekend for a month. Give today at [fullplatekids dot org], and help a kid start Monday ready to learn.

• 16. Audiobook or story opening (20 s, 44 words)

  The letter arrived on a Tuesday, which was strange, because nobody had written to Margaret in eleven years. The envelope was thin and yellow. Her name was spelled wrong. And the return address was a house she had watched burn down in nineteen seventy-four.