Arabic text to speech
Turn Arabic text into natural speech, with voices from Egypt, the Gulf, the Levant and Morocco. Listen online or download the MP3.
- 12 regional voices plus 6 HD voices
- Right-to-left text handled correctly
- PDF, Word and web pages in Arabic too
How to convert Arabic text to speech
- Paste your Arabic text above. The language is already set to العربية.
- Open the voice list and filter by accent to choose a region.
- Press Read it aloud, then download the MP3.
Choosing a voice
For formal text such as news or lessons, most listeners find the Saudi and Jordanian voices closest to a neutral standard. Egyptian voices are widely understood and popular for social videos. Press ▶ next to each voice to compare before you convert a long text.
Questions
Is Arabic text to speech free?
Yes. Guests get 3,000 characters a day and a free account gets 10,000 a day plus the HD voices.
Which accents are there?
Egypt (Layla, Omar), Saudi Arabia (Reem, Faisal), the UAE (Mariam, Rashid), Jordan (Lina, Yazan), Lebanon (Nadine, Ziad) and Morocco (Salma, Youssef). The regional voices read Modern Standard Arabic text with their local accent.
Do I need to add diacritics (tashkeel)?
No, plain Arabic text works. Adding diacritics to an ambiguous word helps the voice pick the right pronunciation.