Standard Arabic text to speech

Write a short script in Standard Arabic and hear it aloud. This preview opens with Standard Arabic selected and a sample you can edit. Choose a voice, check the result, and download the audio for your project.

characters per preview
280
available voices
4
audio download
WAV

Try the Standard Arabic voice generator

Listen to the Standard Arabic sample or replace it with your own words. The public preview works without signing in. Trial limits apply, and the preview will show when you have reached them.

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How to create speech in Standard Arabic

  1. Use a sentence from your project

    Keep Standard Arabic selected and enter up to 280 characters. Include the punctuation, names, and terms you need in the finished audio. You can also start with the sample below.

  2. Compare the available voices

    Try Gulnoza, Lola, Sardor, and Xurshid with the same script. Generate the audio and listen for pronunciation, pauses, and emphasis before choosing a voice.

  3. Review and download

    Ask someone who speaks Standard Arabic to check the audio, especially names and numbers. Revise the text if needed, generate again, then download the WAV file. Preview playback speed does not change the downloaded audio.

Sample text in Standard Arabic

This is the script loaded in the preview. Keep it for a first listen, then replace it with wording your audience will hear.

Standard Arabic preview script

[surprise-ah] فتحت الصندوق الخشبي الصغير، فوجدت بداخله خريطة رسمها جدي بيده. كانت هناك نجمة حمراء فوق بيتنا القديم.

This sample uses 115 of the 280 preview characters. The bracketed expression is a voice tag. Try generating it with the tag, then remove the tag and listen again to compare the delivery.

Check the Standard Arabic audio you need

Test a sentence from the video, lesson, or announcement you are making. Use the same sentence and listening conditions when comparing voice generators.

Pronunciation and regional wording

The Standard Arabic language setting is a starting point. Test any regional pronunciation, accent, or spelling your project requires with a speaker familiar with your audience.

Numbers and abbreviations

Listen to dates, amounts, and shortened words in context. If the reading is unclear, write out the words you want spoken and generate a second sample.

Questions about standard arabic text to speech

Can I try Standard Arabic text to speech without an account?

Yes. This page opens the public preview with Standard Arabic selected. Enter up to 280 characters, choose a voice, and generate audio. Trial limits apply.

Which voices can I test in Standard Arabic?

The Standard Arabic preview offers Gulnoza, Lola, Sardor, and Xurshid. Test the same script with more than one voice and review the output before using it in your project.

Can I choose a specific regional accent?

This preview lists the voices available for the selected language. It does not offer a separate regional-accent selector. Listen to a sample and check whether its pronunciation suits your audience.

How do I download the Standard Arabic audio?

Generate the speech, then choose Download to save a WAV file. The speed control changes playback in the preview between 0.5x and 2x; it does not change the downloaded WAV.

Try your sample. Then choose a plan.

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