LEXA AUDIFY · BY ARABIAN AI LAB
Turn any book into an audiobook and a read-along video.
Urdu, Arabic, English and 30+ more languages. Broadcast-quality narration, a moving yellow highlight for every line, and poetry recited the way masters recite it.
100 free credits · no card · Urdu Nastaliq, Arabic Naskh, 30+ languages
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کتاب انسان کی سب سے پرانی دوست ہے۔
الكتاب أقدم صديق للإنسان.
A book is humanity's oldest friend.
Or try a paragraph of your own · free, any language
More samples, including Hindi, French and a Quran-safe example →
Paste a book. Get three things for every chapter.
Audiobook
One MP3 per chapter in a broadcaster's voice, with clean, even pauses between sentences and paragraphs.
Read along
The chapter as a book page; the line being read moves down in yellow. Listen at 0.75× to 2×.
Video
A 1080p book-page video with the moving highlight and the narration, made automatically, ready for YouTube or WhatsApp.
- Paste or import a book (.txt, .md or .docx). Audify finds the chapters.
- Choose a style and voice: Radio Anchor, Storyteller, Scholarly Reading or Reverent Reading.
- Listen, fix and publish. Tap any word the voice got wrong and only that passage is re-recorded.
Made for Urdu and Arabic, ready for every language
Nastaliq and Naskh pages for Urdu and Arabic, proper fonts for Hindi, Bengali, Tamil and other scripts, Roman Urdu converted to Urdu script before it is voiced, and a pronunciation list that remembers how every name and rare word should sound.
Quran-safe narration
Verses inside ﴿ ﴾, and fully vowelled Arabic quotations, are never given to a machine voice. They stay on the page and in the video, with a respectful pause in the audio.
And poetry, recited the way masters recite it
Audify reads the poem before it speaks: the metre, the turn of every couplet, the climax. Each style was measured from real performances and turned into rules the engine follows.
ہزاروں خواہشیں ایسی کہ ہر خواہش پہ دم نکلے
Slow, spacious and architectural. Silence is part of the performance; every stanza rises like an arch and settles.
Strike and glide: each phrase opens at its peak and sweeps down, with short breaths and constant forward drive.
Melodious mushaira reading: each misra sung on a short recurring tune, the second answering the first.
Measured metrical recitative: one misra per steady breath, a raised resonant voice, firm falling cadences and sustained conviction.
BUILT BY
Tabish Zaidi
Founder, Arabian AI Lab, Dubai
A poet from a four-generation family of Urdu poetry and scholarship, with two decades in enterprise technology across the Middle East. He holds an Oxford Saïd–UNESCO certification in AI and Digital Transformation in Government, and was recognised at NVIDIA Studio Nights at the Museum of the Future.
Featured in Gulf News at the Sharjah International Book Fair 2025, where his live AI-interpretation platform translated sessions for live audiences into six languages, including Arabic. A cultural diplomat and Urdu literary organiser through Bazm-e-Urdu Dubai.
“I built Audify because a book that is never heard reaches only half its readers. Urdu and Arabic books deserve a voice that respects their script, their metre and their sacred text.”
Questions
Which languages can Audify narrate?
Urdu, Arabic and English, plus 30+ more, including Persian, Pashto, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Swahili, French, Spanish and German. Audify detects the language from the text, or you can choose it. Urdu and Arabic get the most care (Nastaliq and Naskh pages, Quran-safe reading); quality in other languages depends on the voice, so listen to a first chapter before narrating a whole book. Roman Urdu is converted to Urdu script before it is voiced.
What do I get for each chapter?
Three things: an MP3 audiobook file, a read-along page where the line being read is highlighted in yellow, and a 1080p book-page video with the same highlight and the narration, ready to download or share.
How are Quranic verses handled?
Verses written inside ﴿ ﴾, and fully vowelled Arabic quotations inside Urdu or English books, are never given to a machine voice. They stay on the page and in the video, with a short silence in the audio, and cost no credits.
What if the voice says a word wrongly?
Open Read along, tap the word, and write how it should sound (for example with zer, zabar or pesh). Only that passage is re-recorded and put back into the chapter. You can save the fix so every future narration says it the same way. The book text on screen never changes.
Who owns the audio and videos?
You keep all rights to the books you bring and the audio and videos you make from them. Upload only text you own or have permission to use.
Can I publish the videos on YouTube?
Yes. Download the MP4 and upload it in YouTube Studio, or use Share on a phone to send it to YouTube, WhatsApp or other apps.
Is my voice or a reciter's voice copied?
Audify never copies a person's voice without that person's recorded consent. When it learns a reading style from a recording, it keeps only measurements of the timing and pauses, not the voice.
Your first chapter is free.
Plans from 3 hours a month; Publisher covers about one 400-page book a month.