How long can the book be?

There is no fixed limit; it is read chapter by chapter and you see the cost before you start — 1 credit for about every 500 characters.

Can it read in my own voice?

Yes: clone your voice from a short recording first, then pick it here.

Plain text and Markdown, Word .docx, PDFs with a text layer, and EPUB e-books without DRM.

The audio is yours to use, but the text must be yours or licensed to you — reading someone else’s book aloud does not give you rights to it.

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A novel, a course or a long article: paste it or upload the file, check the chapters, pick a voice — your own, if you like — and get MP3s.

The text, pasted: Chapter 1 Once upon a time, in a soft green wood, there lived a boy named Leo. Leo was five years old. He had warm brown eyes and quick little feet. Every evening, he walked home along the forest path. Chapter 2 One evening, the sun went down early. The wood grew dim. The trees grew tall and quiet. Then Leo heard a small sound. A sniffle. A snuffle. Under a fern sat a little fox. His ears were down. His tail was tucked tight.
Voice: Cherry — female, warm
Language: Detect

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Run on 2026-10-18 through this page’s own request; nothing edited. Files are compressed for this page.

1Paste the text or upload a TXT, Word, PDF or EPUB file; chapters are found from their headings.
2Untick what should not be read, fix titles, and pick a voice — a preset, a designed one, or your own cloned voice.
3Make it: each chapter becomes an MP3 as soon as it is read; download them or the whole book.

How long can the book be?: There is no fixed limit; it is read chapter by chapter and you see the cost before you start — 1 credit for about every 500 characters.
Can it read in my own voice?: Yes: clone your voice from a short recording first, then pick it here.
Which files work?: Plain text and Markdown, Word .docx, PDFs with a text layer, and EPUB e-books without DRM.
Can I publish the audiobook?: The audio is yours to use, but the text must be yours or licensed to you — reading someone else’s book aloud does not give you rights to it.