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Learn moreTurn scripts and documents into narrated audio and video in many voices

Narakeet is a text-to-speech tool that turns scripts and documents into narrated audio and video in many voices. Narakeet converts typed or uploaded scripts into narrated audio and video using a large library of voices across many languages and accents, with subtitle export.
Narakeet is a browser-based text-to-speech studio that converts written scripts into spoken audio and narrated video. Users type or paste a narration script, or upload a document such as a Word DOCX or plain text file, then pick a language and a voice. The finished audio can be played in the page, downloaded as a file or a ZIP, and exported with matching subtitles in SRT or VTT format. The voice library is the most visible strength. The language list covers well over a hundred options, including many regional variants of English (American, British, Scottish, Welsh, Canadian, Australian, Indian, South African, Nigerian and others) alongside Mandarin, Cantonese, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, several European languages and many less common ones. Voices are labelled by gender and by traits such as younger, mature, warm, serious, calm or expressive, which helps narrators be matched to the tone of a script. The tool also warns when a chosen voice cannot read the characters in the text, prompting a switch of language or voice. In practice the workflow suits explainer videos, training material, announcements, course narration and similar content where recording a human voice is impractical. The page is a guided wizard that builds the audio, shows progress and reports errors with troubleshooting hints. Documentation covers how to write narration scripts, test speech output and add background music to audio. Pricing follows a try-then-pay model. Free use is limited: each account can build a small number of media assets, free requests may be queued when the service is busy, and larger files or projects require a commercial account. Paid use is sold as prepaid minutes, with a 30 minute top-up offered at 6 USD as a single payment rather than a subscription, plus larger plans and company or educational options described on the pricing page. Among text-to-speech alternatives, Narakeet leans toward practical document-to-narration production and breadth of languages rather than deep audio editing or voice cloning, which the source does not mention.




Free trial capacity lets new users build a limited number of media assets, with free requests possibly delayed when the service is busy. Once used, a commercial account or top-up is required.
Learn moreFree use is limited (the page mentions 20 more media assets before paying). A 30 minute top-up costs 6 USD as a single payment with no subscription. Larger plans, company subscriptions and educational discounts are covered on the pricing page.
Learn moreSupport is available through an in-app feedback form, a contact page, and email at contact@narakeet.com, which also handles quota increase requests. Documentation and FAQs cover usage and pricing.
Learn moreText to audio from pasted scripts or uploaded documents, a large multilingual voice library with accent and tone labels, in-page playback, audio and ZIP download, SRT and VTT subtitle export, and guides for background music.
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