NovaDevora Tool
Brand Voice Generator
Describe your business and get ten distinct brand voice profiles — each with a summary, keywords, do's and don'ts, sample website copy, a social caption, an email example and CTA ideas. Everything runs offline in your browser.
About the Brand Voice Generator
The brand voice generator builds a tone-of-voice profile: descriptive keywords, things to do, things to avoid, and sample sentences written in that voice so the guidance is demonstrated rather than just described.
How to use it
- Enter your brand or industry.
- Generate profiles and pick the one that sounds like how you already talk to good customers.
- Use the do's and don'ts as the skeleton of a one-page voice guide.
Tips for better results
- Pick one voice and hold it — switching tone between your site, emails and support replies reads as inconsistency.
- Write the don'ts as clearly as the do's; they are what actually stop bad copy.
- Include a rewrite example: one weak sentence, one on-voice sentence.
- Match the voice to your audience's context, not your own taste. Nobody wants jokes in a refund email.
Example use case
A fintech app picks a plain, reassuring voice, adds the rule "never use the word simply", and applies it to onboarding screens and error messages.
What to do with the result
Turn the profile into a one-page guide and share it with anyone who writes on your behalf — support, freelancers, agencies. Attach it to briefs so new copy arrives on voice instead of needing rewrites.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between voice and tone?
- Voice is constant — it is your brand's personality. Tone shifts with context: the same voice sounds lighter in a launch post than in an outage notice.
- How do I enforce a voice across a team?
- Examples work better than adjectives. A short before-and-after list beats a long list of principles.