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Voicemail Greeting Generator

Pick a greeting type and tone, add your name, and get three ready-to-record voicemail scripts that sound like a real person. Personal, business, out-of-office, and more.

Greeting type

Your everyday mobile or home voicemail.

Tone

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose a type and tone

    Pick the situation (personal, business, out-of-office, and more) and the tone you're after.

  2. 2

    Add your details

    Type in your name, and a company if it fits. That's it.

  3. 3

    Record one you like

    You get three scripts you can read straight off the screen. Copy your favorite and record it.

What makes a good voicemail greeting

A good greeting is short, clear, and sounds like a person, not a script. Say who you are, that you missed the call, and exactly what you'd like the caller to do: leave a name, a number, and a quick message. Skip the long apology and the robotic phrasing.

Greetings for every situation

There's a type for everything: personal mobiles, business and main lines, out-of-office and vacation messages, after-hours, holiday closures, and a polished one for when you're job hunting. Each comes in a tone that fits, from friendly to formal.

Frequently asked questions

What should I say in a voicemail greeting?
Your name, a quick 'sorry I missed you,' and a clear ask: leave your name, number, and a short message. For business, add your company and when you'll call back.
How long should a voicemail greeting be?
Aim for 10 to 20 seconds. Long enough to cover the basics, short enough that people don't hang up.
Are these voicemail greetings free to use?
Yes. Make as many as you want, copy them, and record them. No sign-up.
Can I personalize the scripts?
Add your name and company and the scripts fill themselves in. Then tweak the wording so it sounds like you.
What's a good professional voicemail greeting?
Pick the Business or Job Seeker type with a Professional tone for a clean, ready-to-record script.

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