Arabic Text to Speech

Create spoken audio from your Arabic script for narration, lessons, and podcasts. Edit the text and voice before you generate.

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مرحبًا!
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How to Make Arabic Speech

  1. 1
    Write your Arabic script

    Write your Arabic script

    Try the editable greeting “مرحبًا!”, or replace it with your own Arabic script. Keep Arabic script and vowel marks where they help disambiguate a word. This tool does not translate text.
  2. Step 2

    Choose a voice

    The language is set to Arabic. Preview or change the voice; browse another language page if needed.
  3. 3
    Listen and download

    Listen and download

    Generate speech, listen to the output, and download the audio for your project.

Arabic Text to Speech FAQ

Text to speech converts written words into spoken audio. Use it for video narration, podcast introductions, product walkthroughs, or listening to short passages.

Yes. Try text to speech without an account, subject to the daily generation limit shown in the tool. Sign up for free to unlock account-specific credits, rewards, and saved projects.

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Yes. After generation finishes, play the audio in your browser and use Download to save it. Edit your text or try another voice to create a new version.

This page uses the same speech tool as our AI Voice Generator. Explore that page for voice-specific examples and more voiceover ideas.

No. Enter a script already written in Arabic. The tool turns that text into speech; it does not translate from another language.

Yes. "مرحبًا!" is only a starting point. Replace it with your own Arabic script or preview another voice. Browse another language page if needed, and review names or specialist terms in the result.

Keep Arabic script and vowel marks where they help disambiguate a word.

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Choose the language your script is written in. Text to speech reads your words aloud; it does not translate them.
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