Arabic Audio Studio

An Arabic recording room: text spoken in thirty voices with accents, tones and effects, and recordings transcribed with timestamps and speakers.

Arabic Text to Speech

Your Arabic text read aloud in a natural voice — thirty voices, five accents, and direction in plain words.Service page
Voice engine
Thirty voices, a live performance, and effects where you place them
Effectsperformed in place, not counted in the time
0 / 306 characters·≈ 0 s⌘ + Enter
Pace
10 chars/s
Accent
ToneA straight read with no colouring
Limit: 30 seconds per take.

More in Arabic Audio Studio

Each tool does one job, with its own page and settings.

An Arabic audio studio that works both ways. Text to speech: thirty natural voices; Modern Standard, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf and Maghrebi accents; effects performed where you place them; and one consistent performance across long takes — for video voiceovers, ads and audiobooks.

Speech to text: long recordings in any dialect transcribed with timestamps and speakers, unclear audio marked instead of guessed, then meeting notes and SRT subtitles.

Frequently asked questions

Do the voices pronounce Arabic correctly?

Yes, all thirty — tested on sentences loaded with the hardest Arabic sounds and transcribed back to check.

Does transcription handle dialects?

Yes, and it keeps the dialect as spoken and marks anything unclear.

What format is the audio?

WAV from the studio engine, MP3 from the long-form engine.