AI narrator voice
Choose a storyteller, set a steady pace, and narrate a chapter at a time with the same voice from start to finish.
An AI narrator reads long-form text, such as chapters, stories and documentary scripts, in a consistent synthetic voice. Choose a narrator such as MiniMax's Expressive narrator or Captivating storyteller, OpenAI's Fable or Gemini's Charon, paste up to 4,000 characters per clip, and download each chapter as audio, at 1 credit per character.
The same timbre and pace from the first chapter to the last, clip after clip.
Rising tension, quiet moments and dialogue that sounds different from description.
Clean diction for names, places and numbers, with pauses at the right places.
Warm storytellers for fiction, measured voices for history and science.
Split the manuscript into clips at scene or section breaks.
Test two or three narrator voices on the same page and pick one for the whole book.
Generate each part with the same voice and speed, then join and master the files.
AI narration makes it affordable to publish a backlist, a short story collection or a course as audio. A typical 60,000-word novel is about 360,000 characters, which costs $21.81 to $35.93 in credits here, plus your time to listen and correct.
Check your distributor's rules before you publish: audiobook stores have their own policies on AI-narrated titles, and many require you to disclose AI narration.
Dialogue tags, italics and footnotes do not survive being read aloud. Before generating, turn emphasis into word choice, move footnotes into the text or drop them, and spell out numbers, years and abbreviations the way the narrator should say them.
Voices with steady pacing and warmth hold up best over hours: MiniMax's Expressive narrator, Captivating storyteller and Wise scholar, OpenAI's Fable and Onyx, or Gemini's Charon. Listen to a full page with each before committing.
Yes. Generate the narrator's lines and each character's dialogue as separate clips with different voices, then assemble them in an audio editor.
Yes, for videos, podcasts, ads, courses and apps, within our terms and the usage policies of the model you used. Two rules matter most: do not present a synthetic voice as a real person's, and if you publish audio made with OpenAI voices, OpenAI asks you to tell listeners the voice is AI-generated. We cannot promise a voice is exclusive to you; other customers use the same voices.
Paste the first page and choose a narrator. 5,000 free characters when you sign up.
Last updated October 6, 2026