Arabic Text to Speech
Free Arabic text to speech in your browser with Supertonic 3. Local Unicode synthesis across 10 built-in voices, WAV and MP3 export, and no signup.
Try it now — no signup or per-character charge
Browser audio synthesis; text handling and network needs depend on the selected engine and language.
This language runs locally on Supertonic 3 (10 built-in voices). Open Arabic Supertonic TTS → or browse all presets in the voice catalog.
Generate Arabic speech directly in your browser using Supertonic 3. Unlike non-English Kokoro routes that rely on a remote phonemization API, Supertonic wraps Arabic Unicode text locally inside your browser tab once its ONNX assets are cached.
Arabic pronunciation & script tips:
- Diacritics (Tashkeel / Harakat): Undiacritized Arabic leaves short vowels ambiguous (for example, "كتب" can read as *kataba* or *kutub*). Adding fatha, kasra, damma, or shadda on ambiguous nouns and verbs noticeably improves word-level accuracy.
- Right-to-left (RTL) punctuation: Use standard Arabic punctuation ("،", "؛", "؟") and keep mixed Latin brand names or numbers cleanly spaced so directional markers do not split clauses mid-sentence.
- Modern Standard Arabic vs dialects: Supertonic targets Modern Standard Arabic (MSA / Fusha) orthography. Colloquial regional spellings should be tested on a short excerpt first.
Exports & workflow: Download 24 kHz uncompressed WAV for Premiere Pro or Audacity, or compact MP3 for lessons, accessibility drafts, and video narration.
Arabic Uses Supertonic Local Processing and Benefits from Diacritics
Arabic on OfflineTTS runs through Supertonic 3 rather than the Kokoro server-phonemization route, keeping text preparation and synthesis in your browser once model assets are cached. Because Arabic script normally omits short vowels, adding tashkeel (harakat) on ambiguous heteronyms gives the encoder explicit pronunciation cues.
Test dates, percentages, and mixed Arabic-Latin product names on a short passage first. Retain your vowelized narration copy alongside the exported WAV or MP3 so corrections are easy to reproduce.
Why Use Our Arabic Text to Speech
Local Arabic Unicode Path
Supertonic processes Arabic text and synthesizes audio in-browser after model download.
10 Built-In Voices
Compare M1–M5 and F1–F5 presets on the same MSA sentence.
Diacritic-Aware Input
Supports vowelized (harakat) and plain Arabic script with RTL punctuation.
WAV & MP3 Export
Save studio WAV or portable MP3 with zero per-character billing.
Popular Use Cases
🎓 MSA Language Learning
Listen to vowelized Arabic lessons and verify consonant emphasis (shadda) before class.
🎬 Educational Video Narration
Draft Arabic explainers and documentary voice-overs without uploading unpublished scripts.
📚 Accessible Reading
Turn Arabic articles and study notes into audio drafts for auditory review.
💼 Localization Previews
Audition Arabic UI copy, dates, and numbers before commissioning human voice talent.
Available Arabic Voices
| Voice | Type | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Supertonic M1–M5 & F1–F5 | 10 Voices | Ten built-in Supertonic 3 voices processing Arabic locally via WebGPU or WASM |
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Paste Text
Enter your arabic text (up to 50,000 chars)
Choose Voice
Pick from arabic voices
Generate
AI creates speech on your device
Download
Save as WAV or MP3
Arabic Text to Speech — FAQ
Is Arabic text to speech free?
Yes. OfflineTTS does not charge per character and requires no signup or API key. Audio synthesis runs in your browser with the engine you select.
Does Arabic text to speech work offline?
Offline behavior depends on the selected engine and language. Supertonic, Piper, Kitten, Pocket TTS, and English Kokoro can synthesize locally after their model files download. Non-English Kokoro uses the OfflineTTS phonemization service before audio is generated on your device.
Is my Arabic text data private?
Audio synthesis runs locally in your browser. Fully local-capable engine and language combinations keep the input on your device after model download. Non-English Kokoro sends plain text to the OfflineTTS phonemization service and receives pronunciation data before local synthesis.
Start Generating Arabic Speech Now
No signup, no per-character fee, and browser-based audio synthesis.
Open TTS Tool →Model Cards, Runtimes & Technical References
- Kokoro-82M Model Card & License — Hugging Face (hexgrad)
- Supertonic 3 Multilingual ONNX Model — Hugging Face (Supertone)
- Piper Neural Voices Repository — Hugging Face (rhasspy)
- Kitten TTS Nano 0.1 Model Card — Hugging Face (KittenML)
- ONNX Runtime Web (WebGPU & WASM) — Microsoft