Mufkerع

Arabic Text to Speech

Turn Arabic text into natural speech with 30 AI voices, MSA and dialect accents, inline laughs and pauses, and one consistent voice across long takes.

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.

Mufker's narrator turns Arabic text into a natural recording: thirty voices, the pace you choose, a Modern Standard, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf or Maghrebi accent, and a performance you direct in plain words — the way you would brief a voice actor.

Direction is never read aloud: it travels separately from the script, so only your words are spoken. Moments that happen at a place in the text — a laugh, a sigh, a pause — are inserted from the effects bar and performed there. Long takes are read in parts with one voice and one performance, and every part is checked before it is joined.

Who it is for

  • Video and ad voiceovers

    A product explainer or an ad read in a voice that fits the brand, ready to drop on the edit.

  • Educational content

    Lessons read at a measured pace with clear articulation, pausing where a learner needs to catch up.

  • Podcast intros and phone messages

    A recurring intro or a welcome message, kept in the same performance across takes once you lock it.

  • Hearing a script before it ships

    Listen to your Arabic copy read aloud; the sentence that trips the ear shows up immediately.

How it works

  1. Type or paste your Arabic text.
  2. Pick one of thirty voices, ordered by measured pitch rather than by name.
  3. Set the pace, accent and tone, and add laughs or pauses where they belong.
  4. Listen, scrub through the waveform, lock the performance if you like it, and download WAV.

Frequently asked questions

Do all thirty voices speak Arabic correctly?

Yes. Each was tested on a sentence loaded with the hardest Arabic consonants and the output was transcribed back; every voice matched. They are all offered, ordered by measured pitch.

What does the accent setting do?

It gives your words an Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf or Maghrebi accent while speaking them exactly as written. To change the words themselves into dialect, use “Convert to dialect”: the rewrite comes back into the editor for you to review before anything is recorded.

Can I keep the same performance across a series?

After a take you like, press “Lock this performance”. Later takes reuse its seed and come out close to it — close, not identical, and we say so rather than promise what the model cannot guarantee.

How long can a take be?

Up to ten minutes per take, depending on your plan. Anything over a minute is read in parts with the same voice and brief, checked for silence or run-ons, level-matched and joined.

Is the price shown before I generate?

Yes. The studio engine bills the audio it produces, so the figure shown is a ceiling; you are charged for what was actually produced, never more than was held.

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