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Sawtak Arabi
Arabic dialects

Iraqi Arabic text to speech

Turn your text into Iraqi Arabic speech for product demonstrations, customer messages and short videos. Start with the audience's wording and compare a short passage across voices.

Explore Iraqi Arabic voices

Listen to an available preview, or open a voice to try your text. Compare the same short script before choosing.

  • Iraqi

    Smooth mid-pitched tone with a calm, casual rhythm and clear, comfortable articulation.

  • Baghdad

    Mid-to-low pitch with a slight huskiness and a calm, spontaneous delivery.

  • Baghdad

    Clear mid-range voice with a steady, relaxed pace.

  • Najaf

    Unhurried delivery with clear pronunciation and a light creak at phrase endings.

  • Najaf

    Expressive delivery shifting between lively dialogue and storytelling with clear articulation and a slight rasp. Suited for dramatic roles.

  • Baghdad

    Confident tone with clear articulation, assertive emphasis, and a steady rhythm.

  • Iraqi

    A mid-range voice with a friendly, relaxed delivery and natural pauses.

  • Iraqi

    Calm, mid-pitched tone with measured pacing and distinct articulation. Suited for story narration.

  • Iraqi

    Gentle voice with measured storytelling delivery and clear pauses between sentences.

  • Baghdad

    Low, gravelly voice with a deliberate, relaxed delivery.

  • Iraqi

    Deep and hushed with a whispery quality, slow tempo, and noticeable pauses. Suited for suspenseful storytelling.

  • Mosul

    A soft voice with a light rasp and unhurried, conversational delivery.

  • Mosul

    High-pitched, quiet voice with a slow pace and frequent pauses, suited for expressive, reflective narration.

  • Mosul

    Cheerful, easygoing manner with a relaxed tone and calm pauses, adding liveliness to dialogue.

  • Iraqi

    Deep, raspy voice with dramatic pacing and expressive inflection. Suited for character acting and audio drama.

  • Baghdad

    Calm mid-range pitch with clear pronunciation and soft phrase endings.

  • Southern Iraq

    Deep voice with a reflective tone and measured conversational pacing.

  • Iraqi

    A resonant theatrical voice with strong changes in volume and sudden dramatic pauses.

  • Iraqi

    Bright and lively with deliberate enunciation. Suited for educational lessons and explanations.

Prepare your narration

Write for your audience

The examples use everyday Baghdadi-style wording as a starting point. If your audience expects another Iraqi variety, adapt the whole sentence rather than replacing a few familiar words. Keep the speaker's tone and form of address steady.

Check before publishing

Review shop names, street names and delivery quantities in context. Write an order code digit by digit if it should be read that way. For a product demo, confirm that the spoken instruction matches the button shown on screen.

Draft scripts to edit and try

These fictional drafts start from everyday Baghdadi-style wording. Adapt them to your audience and review your generated recording before publishing.

Product demonstration

تريد تجمع أفكارك بمكان واحد؟ دفتر «فكرة» بيه مساحة للملاحظات والمواعيد. اختار اللون اللي يعجبك وابدأ من اليوم.

Order collection

طلبك من «فكرة» صار جاهز. تقدر تستلمه اليوم بعد الساعة خمسة. جيب وياك رقم الطلب حتى نجهّزه إلك بسرعة.

App walkthrough

افتح قائمة المهام، واختار المهمة اللي تريد تعدّلها. هسه غيّر الموعد واضغط على «حفظ».

Make and revise a video with Remotion

For coding-agent users: bring your narration WAV files to an editable Remotion project. The guide covers rendering and replacing one scene’s audio.

Iraqi text-to-speech questions