Choose your narrator
Pick any voice in the language of the book: our studio voices, voices from our voice actors, or your own cloned voice.
Upload an EPUB, PDF, DOCX or TXT file, pick a narrator and get a finished audiobook: an MP3 for every chapter and one M4B file with chapter markers. Characters can speak in their own voices, and the book can be translated first.
Klassifier reads your book the way a narrator would. It finds the chapters, voices every one of them with natural AI voices, and packs the result into files you can publish or listen to right away.
Use it for your own novels, non-fiction, course material, reports or public-domain classics, in any of the languages our voices speak.
Create an audiobookPick any voice in the language of the book: our studio voices, voices from our voice actors, or your own cloned voice.
Turn it on and dialogue is spoken by the characters themselves: each one gets a voice that fits their gender and keeps it for the whole book, while the narrator reads the rest.
Have the book translated into the narration language first, as a literary translation that keeps names and meaning, then voiced.
EPUB books keep their own chapters. In PDF, DOCX and text files, headings such as "Chapter 3" start a new chapter; text without headings is split into parts.
You can close the page while your audiobook is being made. If it stops for any reason, press Resume: it continues from the first chapter that is not finished yet.
Audiobooks use your Klassifier credit like text to speech: you pay for the length of the finished audio. The estimate is shown before you start; a typical novel of 80,000 words is about 9 hours of audio.
You need some credit to start. See the plans on our pricing page
EPUB, PDF, DOCX and TXT files up to 100 MB, or text you paste in. A book can have up to 2 million characters.
Up to 2 million characters, which is longer than most novels. Longer works can be split into volumes.
No. A scanned PDF is a set of images with no text to read. Use a PDF with selectable text, or the EPUB or DOCX version of the book.
Each speaking character is given a voice that matches their gender from the voices of the chosen language. A character keeps the same voice for the whole book; characters whose gender is unclear are read by the narrator.
Yes, if you own the rights to the book or it is in the public domain. You are responsible for having the rights to turn the text into an audiobook.
Usually much less than the length of the audio. A long novel can take an hour or more; you can follow every chapter as it is finished.
Questions about a project? Write to us: hello@klassifier.com
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