Vizard Agent

How to give your pet a little-kid voice that doesn't sound like a pitched-up adult

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Describe the character to Vizard Agent: age, accent and attitude. Pitching an adult voice up makes a squeaky adult, so it auditions original cartoon-child voices, has each one judged for age and accent, and makes the read sound younger with a faster pace and short lines, adding only a gentle pitch lift.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give the accent and the age as plainly as you can, plus a personality. "A little boy voice" leaves the accent open, and a voice that is the right age in the wrong accent reads as wrong to your audience. A named real child is off the table: Vizard Agent casts an original voice instead.

Do a little boy voiceover for my dog: American, toddler-like, cheeky. He's hilarious, stubborn and a tiny tyrant. Talk faster, say less, keep each reel under 15 seconds.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It treats the voice as casting, not an effect. A pitch shift moves the voice up but keeps an adult's phrasing and accent, which is exactly what makes it sound like a grown-up doing an impression. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When you want a real child's voice. Synthetic child voices are limited, and some libraries have none, so expect a cartoon character rather than a convincing real toddler. Heavy pitch shifting to force it younger makes the read robotic, and the accent problem stays.

Common questions

Why does my pet's voice sound like an adult? It is a pitched-up adult. Vizard Agent casts a child character voice.

Can it copy a famous kid actor? No. Vizard Agent uses an original voice.

How do I make it sound younger? Faster and shorter lines. Vizard Agent adds only a little pitch.