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Turn any script into a finished audiobook

Realistic neural narration, biblical amplified voices, automatic editing and mastering, one-tap sharing. Paste. Pick a voice. Press one button.

1Your script

Audiobook cover preview

2Narration voice

Fine-tune the voice
Change the voice-test line

3Auto-editing

Intro / outro music and pronunciation fixes

4Create

5Share

Everything an audiobook needs, in one screen

Realistic neural narration

27 built-in neural voices run on your own device — free, private, unlimited. Add your ElevenLabs or OpenAI key for more.

Biblical amplified voices

Biblical Authority, pulpit, mountain and cathedral presets give Scripture and sermons a deep, resonant, amplified delivery.

Automatic editing

Script cleanup, chapter detection, pause tightening, loudness mastering, room tone, and opening and closing credits.

Import anything

Paste text or drop a TXT, Word, PDF or EPUB file. Chapters are found for you.

Publishing-spec export

192 kbps CBR 44.1 kHz MP3 with embedded cover and tags, 16-bit WAV, whole-book MP3 and ZIP.

One-tap sharing

A ready-made caption, every major network, native file sharing on phones, a 60-second promo video, and webhook auto-posting.

Questions

How do I turn a script into an audiobook?

Paste your script or upload a file, choose a voice, and press Create Audiobook. Chapters are detected, narrated, mastered and handed back as MP3 and WAV.

Is it free?

Yes. The built-in voices cost nothing and need no account. Cloud voices are optional and billed by that provider to your own key.

What are the biblical amplified voices?

Narration presets for Scripture and sermons: slower, deeper, with hall or cathedral reverberation and extra low-end weight on top of a neural voice.

Is my manuscript uploaded?

Not with the built-in voices — narration and mastering happen in your browser. Text leaves your device only if you pick a cloud engine.

How long does it take?

The first run downloads the voice model once (about 90–330 MB). After that, a modern computer narrates faster than real time; phones are slower. You can stop and resume — finished chapters are kept.