Yoto Tutorial Guide

How to Record Custom Yoto Cards for Your Grandchildren

Published by Spoken Letter · 5 min read

Making custom Yoto cards for your grandchildren used to involve complex audio editing software, manual file formatting, and tedious file transfers. With Spoken Letter, grandparents can record their own voice from anywhere and turn it into a Yoto-ready bedtime story.

Step 1: Record Your Voice Note

You don't need fancy recording gear. Open Spoken Letter on your mobile phone or computer, or upload a voice memo you recorded on WhatsApp or Voice Memos. Speak naturally — tell a favorite family memory or read a beloved bedtime story.

Step 2: Let Gemini Shape the Story Script

Our intelligent script assistant (powered by Google Gemini) takes your raw voice audio and formats it into a soothing bedtime structure while keeping your authentic voice and tone untouched.

Step 3: Parent Approval & Yoto MYO Link

The child's parent previews and approves the audio pack. Once approved, the MP3 pack is generated and linked straight to a Yoto Make Your Own (MYO) card in the Yoto App.

How to Record Audio for Yoto Blank Cards (Make Your Own)

Yoto Make Your Own (MYO) blank cards allow you to link custom MP3 audio tracks. Spoken Letter exports perfectly formatted, volume-normalized audio files designed specifically for Yoto blank cards so your grandchild can play your stories anytime.

How to Record Yoto Cards at Home or Convert Voice Memos

You can record custom Yoto stories directly in your web browser at home, or upload existing voice notes from WhatsApp, Voice Memos, or audio files. Spoken Letter turns raw recordings into soothing Yoto bedtime stories.

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