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I've been recording voiceovers for my daily reminders for the last few years and the most common question I get is, "how do you make them?" There's a few options you could try but I think mine is the most helpful and organized. Follow the steps below! Create a BackgroundThe first step to recording your voiceover is creating a background. You have a few options:
 Record your VoiceoverFirst things first, download the VideoShop App. It's the best app that I know of that can get this job done. Once you download it, play around a bit and get to know the app. I'd suggest purchasing it because it will be a helpful asset in the long run.
I hope this helps you get a bit more creative with your content and strategy. Remember, have fun and don't be afraid to try new things. You never know what could be a great fit! Extra AdditionsIf you want to boost your voiceover, buy a mic attachment for your phone and a personal sound booth. Record in a quiet place and remember to stay hydrated for less noisy distraction.
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Templates Over, Unfold, and SparkPost are the best Instagram story editing apps. Most of them allow you to have a trial period of a week, so try each one out and have some fun. Cancel and delete the app if you don't find them useful because there are plenty of fish in the app Sea.
More Colors In order to use more colors than provided, simply hold down any of the colors and a hidden color palette will reveal itself.  Color of Text Changing the color and using the color picker for your text makes your Story more cohesive. Certain fonts will be able to have a solid background or a transparent background and some will not. So, play around and see what works for you.  Color of Background You can find a virtual fill tool by pressing down with your finger while in the draw settings. Between the three different options, the marker fills with an 100% opacity while the highlighter fills with about 50%. There's also an option to erase where there is fill with the erase tool. These are all located at the top of the panel.  Individual Letters Changing the color and background of each letter can add a fun element to your Story.  Writing and Fonts Using your handwriting with a mix of the Instagram Story fonts can instantly make your story more personal and unique.  Drop Shadow Doubling up your text can mimic a drop shadow effect. It's another helpful way to make your text pop! Try it with no-fill text and filled background text. Both render fun results.  Text Background This is an authentic option to share important information in a creative way. You can also utilize letter, symbols, and other fonts for interesting patterns.
Paste Photo If you copy an image from your Photo Album, you'll be able to paste it as a sticker in your Instagram Stories. You can do more than one and when you tap the image, it flips.  Hide Hashtags Using Hashtags in your stories can get you some major engagement but sometimes the look of a hashtag can throw even the most attentive eye off. So, in order to hide a hashtag simply minimize the type to the smallest it can go and swipe it away from the screen. You can also hide them behind a sticker or another word.
Multiple Responses In an effort to respond to more questions than one, you can add a question to your background, screenshot it, and add another question with that screenshot, and do that as many times as you see necessary.
ImgPlay App The ImgPlay App will be extremely helpful with creating moving 15-second Stories from screenshots like the one above. Using multiple images in one 15-second Story can catch the eye.
I hope these tips and tricks are helpful. They aren't the most complicated or expert level but they will definitely level up any basic information. The only way you'll really know how to use these to your full advantage is to just try, so go and have some fun.
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