Arabic Text to Speech
Paste Arabic text and hear it read by a natural AI voice, for videos, Arabic lessons, ads and announcements.
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Free credits on sign-up · no card needed · Turbo costs 3 credits per 1,000 characters
Arabic text to speech voices
- BellaProfessional, Bright, Warm
- TomConversations & Books
- BrianDeep, Resonant and Comforting
- CassidyCrisp, Direct and Clear
Pick any of them in the voice menu above. Multilingual v2 costs 6 credits per 1,000 characters.
What people use Arabic text to speech for
- Arabic voiceovers for YouTube and social videos
- Listening practice for Arabic learners
- Ads for Gulf and MENA audiences
- Announcements and phone menus
Tips for Arabic text to speech
- Add tashkeel (diacritics) to any word that's ambiguous without it, including names and rare words.
- Text written in Modern Standard Arabic reads most reliably.
- Paste the text as-is: right-to-left layout doesn't matter to the voice.
- Every voice speaks Arabic. The previews below are in English, so generate a short line to hear each one in Arabic.
Arabic text to speech FAQ
Which dialect does it speak?
It's closest to Modern Standard Arabic. Dialect spellings are read, but the accent isn't tuned to Egyptian, Gulf or Levantine.
Can it read Quran recitation?
It reads Arabic text, but it isn't a tajweed reciter and shouldn't be used as one.
Is it free?
You can try it free: new accounts get 18 credits. Commercial use needs a paid plan or a credit pack.
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