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Sawtak Arabi
Arabic dialects

Qatari Arabic text to speech

Write an event invitation, visitor information or a service message, then hear it in a Qatari voice. Start with a short script and compare the available voices.

Explore Qatari Arabic voices

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

Prepare your narration

Write for your audience

Decide whether the listener is a local customer or a wider audience visiting Qatar. Use conversational wording for a personal invitation and a clear, more formal register for instructions. Keep names and bilingual brand wording consistent across scenes.

Check before publishing

For an event announcement, check the venue, gate, date and starting time together. Spell out an ambiguous time and separate directions into short sentences. Test an unfamiliar place name in the sentence where listeners will hear it.

Draft scripts to edit and try

These fictional examples are draft scripts, not recordings. Replace the names and details, review the wording, then listen to your generated audio before publishing.

Workshop invitation

حياكم الله في ورشة «مساحة». نتعلّم مع بعض شلون نرتّب أفكارنا في دفتر واحد. نبدأ يوم الخميس الساعة خمس مساءً.

Visitor directions

إذا وصلتوا للمبنى، ادخلوا من البوابة الثانية. قاعة الورشة على اليمين، وفريق الاستقبال موجود يساعدكم.

Booking confirmation

موعدك في «مساحة» تأكّد. راجع اليوم والوقت في رسالة الحجز، وإذا تبي تغيّر الموعد، اختار «تعديل الحجز».

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.

Qatari text-to-speech questions