August 21, 2026 Guides
How to Play Choicer Voicer on Mobile
For the best mobile experience, open the voice over game studio in the latest version of Chrome on Android or Safari on iPhone and iPad. No installation is required. You will see a notice suggesting the desktop version; tap Got it to continue. It is a recommendation, not a restriction.
Here is the five-step guide to using the studio on your phone.
1. Download a Voice Pack ZIP
The studio does not host packs directly. Open Voice packs, pick a scene, and tap Download the pack to open its download page. Download the file and keep it zipped. iOS saves it to Files, while Android usually saves it to Downloads.
Tip: choose smaller packs on mobile. Unpacking a large ZIP uses more memory and storage, which can make a lower-end phone lag or crash. Use a normal browser tab if you want your packs and recordings to remain available, since a private session may clear the studio browser storage when it ends.
2. Import the pack
Tap Import a pack ZIP on the empty screen, or use the UPLOAD ZIP tile in the tape rack if you have imported a pack before. Tap Choose Pack ZIP, select the file, and the studio unpacks it into browser storage for future use.
3. Allow microphone access
Tap Choose mic, then select Allow when prompted. If you blocked access before, enable microphone permission in your browser site settings and refresh the page.
4. Record line by line
- Tap Hear clip to listen to the original line.
- Tap Start recording and deliver your line.
- Compare your waveform with the original. Matching the timing and rhythm makes the dub sound more natural.
- Tap Next clip and repeat for the remaining lines.
5. Preview and export
Once every line has a take, Watch dub unlocks, and Export video generates the final file.
Export time: H.264 packs may use fast export. Other packs use a real-time fallback, which takes about as long as the scene and may take longer on a slower phone. Keep the screen awake and the tab open until the export finishes. During the real-time fallback, mobile output is limited to 640 pixels on the long edge, while desktop fallback supports up to 1920x1080.
Managing recordings and packs
Recordings (bottom-left)
Once you save your first clip, the session appears here with the pack name, last-saved time, and progress. You can resume an unfinished dub, start a separate session from clip 1, or delete the session.
Packs (bottom-right)
View all imported voice packs with their clip count, role count, and storage size. Tap a pack to inspect its clips or listen to the original lines, load it into the studio, or delete it. Deleting a pack also removes its saved recordings from this browser.