Import your book file, pick the narrator’s voice, then listen and fix it chapter by chapter. When the text changes you regenerate just that paragraph, and you do not need to hire a studio.
The most expensive part of audiobook production is recording and corrections. Here the text stays as a project: you generate a chapter, a paragraph or a single sentence separately and redo the ones you do not like.
Import the DOCX, PDF or EPUB file; headings become chapters. Download each chapter as a separate audio file.
Give the narrator one voice and the characters others. Add the reading of proper names to the pronunciation dictionary once, and they are read the same way throughout the book.
The author clones their voice with a few minutes of recording and spoken consent, and the book is narrated in it.
Generate scenes for a book trailer, transcribe interview recordings and dub the promo video into another language.
Import the EPUB or DOCX file, give the narrator and the characters different voices and download each chapter as a separate file.
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Transcribe the chapters the author dictated or the interview recordings and send them to the editor as DOCX.
Dub the book fair talk or the promo video into the language the book was translated into.
Describe the world of the book in a few scenes and combine them with a narrated excerpt to make a promo video.
The author clones their voice with consent, and the book is narrated in it without days in a studio.
Generate opening music that suits the genre of the audiobook, plus chapter transitions.
Extract the text of your document and listen to it.
Listen to a short text in the voice you choose, then download it.
See how many minutes your text will take once it’s voiced.
Hear a short preview of a clone of your own voice.
Generate instrumental music that fits your video or podcast.
Turn DOCX, PDF and EPUB files into audio split by chapter.
Turn footage, shows and archive recordings into text and subtitles.
Questions and answers in text, with who said what and when.
Episode transcript, subtitles and chapter titles from one recording.
Yes. When you import the file, headings become chapters and paragraphs become lines. You generate chapters separately and download one file per chapter; no credits are spent again on paragraphs that did not change.
Yes. Each paragraph can have its own voice, so the narrator and the characters speak differently. On voices that support it, you can also choose the emotion and delivery style.
On paid plans, you hold the commercial use rights to the audio you generate. Check separately the rules on AI narration of the platform you will sell on.
Add the name and how you want it read to the pronunciation dictionary, then regenerate only those paragraphs.
Open a free account, import your file and pick a voice.