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Add your book
An EPUB, a TXT or Markdown file, or text you paste. Chapters come from the book's own order and headings.
Free tool
Audiobook maker, one MP3 per chapter.
Drop in an EPUB or a text file, or paste your own writing, and get it read aloud by a natural AI voice. The chapters are found for you, you choose which ones to read, and each one is saved as its own MP3, ready for any audiobook or podcast app. The voices run in this tab, so your book is never uploaded.
Reading
Each chapter appears with a player as soon as it is ready. The first time, the page downloads the AI voice (about 92 MB for English) and keeps it for next time.
Your book is read aloud in your browser. It is never uploaded.
How it works
From book to MP3s.
02 / Choose
Pick chapters and a voice
Untick the contents page or the copyright page, rename chapters, then pick one of 20 voices in nine languages.
03 / Listen
Save the chapters
Play each chapter in the page, download it, or save them all in one ZIP with a playlist.
Questions
Good to know.
Is my book uploaded?
No. The book is opened in this tab and the AI voice runs here too, so the text never leaves your computer. There is no account and no limit on length.
How long does a book take?
It depends on your computer. In our test on a Mac the English voices made about one second of speech every two seconds, so a chapter of 20 minutes takes about 40 minutes. Keep the tab open while it works; finished chapters stay ready to save if you stop.
Can I use books I bought?
Only books without DRM can be read, and an audiobook of someone else's book is for your own listening. Books in the public domain, your own writing and texts you have the rights to are fine to share.
Which voices and languages?
The same voices as our text to speech tool: eight English voices, plus Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Hindi and Bangla. Pick a voice that matches the book's language. Each voice's licence allows commercial use; some ask for credit, listed on the text to speech page.
How are chapters found?
An EPUB keeps its own reading order, and each section's first heading becomes its title. In a text file, a line starting with # or with Chapter, Part, Prologue or Epilogue starts a chapter. Long chapters, and text with no headings, are cut into parts of about 2,500 words, around 17 minutes each.
Can I make one from a PDF?
Yes, with PDF to audio, which reads the PDF's text and headings the same way. For a Word file, save it as PDF or TXT first.