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Modern Standard Arabic text to speech

Turn your script into spoken Modern Standard Arabic for a lesson, announcement or story. Try the available voices and choose the delivery that suits your work.

Modern Standard Arabic voices

Compare the available MSA voices for lessons, announcements and narration.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, solemn tone with a measured pace and clear articulation.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    A deep, resonant voice with slow pacing and clear diction.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Steady tone with a deliberate pace and consistently clear articulation.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, resonant tone with deliberate pacing and crisp articulation. Suited for documentary narration.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, resonant voice with a poised broadcast delivery and crisp articulation, suited for news reading.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    A deep, resonant voice with slow, theatrical delivery and pronounced pauses.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Calm, clear delivery with short, natural pauses between phrases.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Steady, calm voice with clear articulation and a composed delivery, suited for documentary commentary and long-form narration.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    A warm, gentle voice with measured pacing and clear pronunciation.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    A deep, resonant voice with measured pacing and clear pronunciation.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Expressive dramatic delivery that shifts between high character voices and deep, raspy tones.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Steady delivery with precise articulation and a formal broadcast cadence.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, serious tone with steady pacing and crisp articulation. Suited for documentary narration.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, resonant voice with a measured pace and articulate pronunciation, suited for dramatic narrative.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Whispery voice with very slow delivery and long pauses.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    A slow, gentle delivery with a medium pitch and clear, precise articulation.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Rhythmic, metered delivery with clear articulation and poetic modulation, suited for reciting poetry and literary texts.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Clear, medium-pitched voice with a structured pace and a balanced explanatory style.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Soft, unhurried delivery with gentle breath and clear articulation, fitting for audiobooks and documentaries.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Calm, measured delivery with steady mid-pitch tone and clear articulation. Suited for explanatory and educational content.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Steady, balanced mid-range tone with a calm, controlled delivery. Suited for explanatory and educational content.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Clear mid-range tone with a disciplined, serious delivery and precise articulation, suited for documentary narration.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Steady, mid-to-low voice with clear articulation and a calm, serious pace.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Calm, balanced voice with precise articulation and a steady narrative cadence.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Calm, balanced tone with precise enunciation and an even pace. Suited for narrating stories and audiobooks.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    High, clear voice with a calm pace and precise pronunciation, suited for children's stories.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Clear, balanced delivery with a slightly deep tone and a steady explanatory rhythm.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Deep, mellow tone with clear formal articulation and a steady narrative pace.

  • Modern Standard Arabic

    Precise formal articulation with a steady pace and neutral tone, fitting for documentaries and formal narration.

Prepare formal Arabic for listening

Structure a lesson for listening

Introduce one idea per sentence, then give its example. Expand an abbreviation on first use and keep the same term for the same concept throughout a lesson. Read instructions in the order a listener should follow them, with punctuation between the steps.

Review names, numbers and ambiguous words

Test personal names, specialist terms and numbers in a short passage before generating the full text. Arabic words can have more than one reading without vowel marks; add marks where they clarify your intended meaning. Listen to the whole sentence, including word endings, after each change.

Examples for formal narration

Try a script below with your chosen voice.

An educational explanation

في هذا الدرس، سنبدأ بمثال بسيط، ثم ننتقل إلى الخطوة التالية. اقرأ السؤال بهدوء، وحدّد المعلومات التي تحتاج إليها قبل الإجابة.

An event announcement

نرحّب بكم في لقائنا الثقافي. يبدأ البرنامج في الساعة السادسة مساءً، ويُرجى الحضور قبل الموعد بعشر دقائق.

A short narrative

وصلت الرسالة في صباح هادئ. فتحها، وقرأ السطر الأول مرتين، ثم وضعها إلى جانب النافذة وانتظر.

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.

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