Your words, professionally voiced —
for a fraction of the price.

You don't need one. Describe what you want to make in plain words — "a 45-second horror story for Instagram", "narrate my novel" — and we pick the right format, name the project and write the script for you. Inside any project there's also a Write it for me button: say what the section should say, choose a tone (storytelling, documentary, motivational, explainer, calm, news brief) and roughly how long it should run. Both are free — they use a text model, not the voice engine, so you only spend credits when you turn the words into audio. Ask in Hindi and the script comes back in Hindi. Every line stays yours to edit.

Yes — Book Studio. Paste your plot and the AI architects the complete book free: title, synopsis, genre, and a chapter-by-chapter outline you approve before spending anything. Each chapter is then written on your command for 1 credit (≈₹8) — 1,500–2,000 words of prose that stays consistent with everything before it. Edit freely, download a Word/KDP-ready manuscript, then press Narrate and the same book becomes your audiobook. A 12-chapter novel costs about ₹100 to write; a ghostwriter charges ₹50,000+.

Yes — it's the lowest per-hour price of any major AI voice studio, at ₹500 per finished hour. The global platforms bill in dollars and mostly sell credit bundles, so the real cost lands higher once overages and unused credits are counted. You pay in rupees with UPI — no dollar card, no forex markup — and re-rendering something you've already made is free, so experimenting doesn't cost you.

Every chapter can have its own voice, genre preset, emotional direction and pacing (Unhurried → Brisk). You direct the performance like a studio producer instead of pasting text and hoping. Most tools apply one voice and one speed to the entire book.

Yes — Spotify, Apple Books, Google Play Books and Kobo all accept digitally narrated audiobooks (Google and Apple even run their own auto-narration programmes). We export the formats they expect — chapter MP3s and a chapter-marked M4B with spoken credits — and you simply disclose digital narration where a store's form asks. The honest exception: Amazon's Audible/ACX currently restricts AI narration, which is why we never claim Audible support.

Yes. The audio you create is yours to publish and sell — commercial use is allowed on every paid plan, with auto-generated spoken credits and copyright lines included.

Absolutely — that's exactly what the per-chapter design is for. Make each video script or lesson a "chapter", give it its own voice and direction, and export it as its own MP3 — or lay a free background music bed under the narration, or have the AI compose a custom score. Commercial use is allowed on every paid plan, so monetised channels and paid courses are fine.

A one-time purchase of 15 minutes of finished audio for ₹99 — enough for two or three complete drama episodes or reels. The minutes never expire, every feature is included (dramas, sound effects, AI music, video export), and it's one per account. It's the step between the free demo and a monthly plan.

Yes — Visual Episodes. Paste a story: AI writes the screenplay, a cast of AI voices performs it with sound effects and music, then AI storyboards the scene into matching images — Cinematic, Anime, Comic, Watercolor or Vintage poster style — and cuts them into a video exactly on the audio's beats. Describe your characters, or upload a photo or artwork you have rights to, and they stay consistent across shots. Visuals are 1 credit per shot (a scene is usually 5–8 shots); redo any shot for 1 credit.

Yes — Audio Drama mode is built for exactly this. Write your scene like a screenplay ("Ravi (whispering): Don't open the door."), cast a different AI voice per character, and drop in sounds from a built-in library of 130+ effects and ambiences — rain, door knocks, temple bells, suspense drones — all free and unlimited. Describe a background score in plain words and the AI composes it. The studio mixes everything into a finished episode automatically, and re-mixing after changes is free.

One click. Export a ready-to-upload MP4 with an animated waveform — YouTube (1920×1080) or reel/Shorts (1080×1920) — plus exact-timed SRT subtitles for drama scenes. No video editor needed: generate, download, upload.

Yes — upload your video (MP4/MOV/WEBM, up to 300 MB) and your generated narration becomes its voice track. Replace the original sound completely, or keep it playing quietly underneath. The picture is never re-encoded, so quality is untouched and it takes seconds. Included with paid plans and the ₹99 Trial Pack.

English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu — all 12 voices speak every one of them, at the same ₹500/hour price. Set the language per project; the narration, chapter titles and spoken credits follow it. More languages come as Google's voices add them (Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam and Punjabi aren't supported yet).

Tweak and try again. Retrying with the same settings and changing the pacing are completely free — we reuse the cached audio. Picking a new voice, style or direction generates fresh audio, so it uses quota like any narration — and at ≈ ₹8 a minute, experimenting stays cheap.

They're yours to keep — forever. If you cancel, your unused hours automatically roll into a permanent balance you can keep spending with no active subscription, and they never expire. You only ever pay for what you narrate. Full policy.

UPI, cards and the usual Indian payment methods via Razorpay. Plans are monthly with no annual lock-in, and you can cancel anytime. Start with the free demo — no card needed.