Story & AudiobookFor novelists, serial writers, and storytellers
Your manuscript, narrated like a novel
Cast a storyteller, give every character their own voice, and turn chapters into
finished audiobook audio — pauses, pronunciation, and pacing under your direction,
no booth and no narrator booking.
19 story demos: six genre openings, one scene cast across four
character voices, and the same first page narrated in eight languages. Original fiction,
written and narrated for this page — script visible beside every clip.
Original story copy
Unedited generated audio
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Story genres
Every genre wants a different narrator.
Fiction does not have one voice. Hear how the same studio opens an epic fantasy, a noir mystery, a romance, a science-fiction novel, a bedtime story, and a literary memoir — each cast for its genre. Whatever you write, the casting works the same way.
Anygenre you publish
Which AI voice is best for audiobook narration? The one that fits your genre. Audition narrators on your own opening page and pick the delivery your readers already hear in their head.
OrinNarrator
Epic fantasy
The Ember Road
They said the Ember Road only appeared to those with nothing left to lose. Kael had lost the war, the city, and his brother's name. So when the stones began to glow beneath the snow, he did not hesitate. He walked.
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SableNarrator
Mystery & thriller
The Ninth Window
The apartment was clean. That was the first thing wrong with it. Nobody lives thirty years in two rooms and leaves nothing behind. No dust. No letters. Nothing at all, except a single window, propped open from the outside.
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LuzNarrator
Contemporary romance
Second Summer
She wasn't supposed to be at the station that morning. He wasn't supposed to notice. But the train ran late, the rain came sideways, and somewhere between platform four and a shared umbrella, twelve years of careful distance simply stopped mattering.
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RafiNarrator
Science fiction
The Long Quiet
The message arrived forty-one years after we stopped listening. Eleven seconds of sound, repeating. It was our own first broadcast, played back to us, with something breathing underneath it.
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WrenNarrator
Children's bedtime
Pim and the Paper Moon
Pim could not sleep, so she folded a moon out of paper and hung it above her bed. And that night, very quietly, so the grown-ups would not hear, the little paper moon began to hum.
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SiaNarrator
Literary & memoir
The Salt Years
My grandmother measured her life in harvests, not years. She would say the summer of the black wheat the way other people say nineteen forty-three. And when she said it, the room grew colder, and no one ever asked her to explain.
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Multi-voice casting
Dialogue that sounds like a cast, not an impression.
One scene from The Ember Road, cast across four narrators: the storyteller, the cartographer, the captain, and the ship's boy. Play them one at a time, then hear the assembled scene.
Onevoice per character
Can an AI audiobook use multiple voices? Yes. Assign a narrator to each character, keep the storyteller separate, and the studio holds every casting choice steady for the whole book.
OrinNarration
The narrator
The lantern swung once between them, and the deck went quiet enough to hear the ice tapping at the hull.
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NiaCharacter voice
Mira, the cartographer
You're steering us off the chart, Captain. Past this line I can't tell you what the water does. Only that nothing has ever come back to tell us.
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SableCharacter voice
Captain Vale
Then we will be the first thing that comes back. Trim the sail. And Mira, draw fast. Whatever waits out there, someone will want a map of it.
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WrenCharacter voice
Tam, the ship's boy
Sir? The light's moving. The one on the shore. It's following us.
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4 voicesAssembled scene
Full cast
The full scene
The lantern swung once between them, and the deck went quiet enough to hear the ice tapping at the hull. “You're steering us off the chart, Captain…” “Then we will be the first thing that comes back…” “Sir? The light's moving…”
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Your backlist, worldwide
One opening. Every language. The same narrator.
The first lines of The Lightkeeper's Daughter, narrated by the same voice identity in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Japanese, and Arabic.
100+languages available
Can I publish my audiobook in other languages? Yes — translate the manuscript, keep the narrator identity, and produce an edition for every market a recording budget could never reach.
SiaNarrator
Same voice
English
The lighthouse had been dark for forty years. On the night Elena climbed its stairs, it remembered how to burn, and every ship the sea had swallowed came looking for the shore.
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SiaNarrator
Same voice
Spanish
El faro llevaba cuarenta años apagado. La noche en que Elena subió sus escaleras, recordó cómo arder, y todos los barcos que el mar había tragado volvieron a buscar la orilla.
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SiaNarrator
Same voice
French
Le phare était éteint depuis quarante ans. La nuit où Elena en gravit les marches, il se souvint comment brûler, et tous les navires que la mer avait engloutis revinrent chercher le rivage.
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SiaNarrator
Same voice
German
Der Leuchtturm war seit vierzig Jahren dunkel. In der Nacht, in der Elena seine Stufen erstieg, erinnerte er sich daran, wie man brennt, und jedes Schiff, das das Meer verschluckt hatte, suchte wieder das Ufer.
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SiaNarrator
Same voice
Portuguese
O farol estava apagado havia quarenta anos. Na noite em que Elena subiu os seus degraus, ele lembrou como arder, e todos os navios que o mar havia engolido voltaram a procurar a costa.
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SiaNarrator
Same voice
Hindi
वह लाइटहाउस चालीस साल से बुझा हुआ था। जिस रात एलेना उसकी सीढ़ियाँ चढ़ी, उसे फिर से जलना याद आ गया, और समुद्र ने जितने जहाज़ निगले थे, वे सब किनारे की तलाश में लौट आए।
ظلّت المنارة مطفأة أربعين عامًا. وفي الليلة التي صعدت فيها إيلينا درجاتها، تذكّرت كيف تشتعل، فعادت كل سفينة ابتلعها البحر تبحث عن الشاطئ.
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Manuscript to finished chapters
From your draft to a listenable book
Four steps, one browser tab. The manuscript you already wrote is the only thing you need to bring.
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Bring the manuscript
Upload the DOCX, EPUB, or PDF you already write in — or paste a chapter. Unmixr splits the book into chapters and paragraphs you can edit, reorder, and regenerate one at a time.
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Cast the narrator — and the characters
Audition storyteller voices on your own opening page, then give recurring characters their own voice. Casting is locked to the character, so chapter forty still sounds like chapter one.
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Direct the read
Teach it how your invented names are pronounced, stretch a pause before the reveal, lean on the line that matters, and regenerate a single sentence until it reads the way you wrote it.
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Export the book
Download clean chapter files ready for mastering, retail upload, your Patreon feed, or your own podcast-style serial — then produce translated editions from the same project.
Built for long-form fiction
What a fourteen-hour book actually needs
Generic text-to-speech falls apart at chapter three. These are the controls that keep a novel listenable to the last page.
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Built for book-length audio
A novel is ten to fifteen hours of narration. Chapters live as independent blocks, so fixing a typo in chapter nine never means re-rendering the other fourteen hours.
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Fantasy names, said your way
Set the pronunciation for Kael, Aelwyn, or the Thren-Vaal Reach once and the whole manuscript obeys it. No more re-recording a chapter because a name drifted.
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A narrator who never has an off day
Tone, pace, and energy hold steady from the prologue to the epilogue — the consistency that usually costs a studio, a director, and a pickup session.
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Real dialogue scenes
Assign a distinct voice per character so conversations are easy to follow by ear. Dialogue-heavy fiction stops being the hardest part of the book to narrate.
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Beats, pauses, and breath
Stories live in the silences. Hold the line before the twist, quicken the chase, and let the last sentence land — per line, without touching a waveform.
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Editions in 100+ languages
Translate the manuscript and narrate a new edition in the same project. Your backlist can reach markets a recording budget never could.
Storytellers using it today
Every kind of story that gets read aloud
Novels, serials, fairy tales, and translated editions — plus the draft you just want to hear before anyone else does.
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Self-published novels
Release the audiobook alongside the ebook instead of a year later — or never. The edition most indie authors skip becomes part of the launch.
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Serialized & web fiction
Ship a narrated chapter every week for your Patreon, Wattpad, or Royal Road readers, on a schedule no human narrator could keep.
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Dialogue-heavy & multi-POV stories
Cast every point-of-view character and let listeners tell them apart the way readers tell chapter headers apart.
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Translated editions
Take a finished novel into Spanish, German, Hindi, or Japanese and narrate each edition without hiring a narrator per market.
Gentle bedtime narration, character voices for the talking animals, and a re-record whenever the illustrations change.
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Sample chapters & audio trailers
Turn chapter one into a listening sample for your newsletter, or cut a sixty-second audio trailer for social.
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Backlist conversion
Every unrecorded book you already own the rights to is an audiobook waiting for a narrator. Work through the shelf.
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Hearing your own draft
Clunky dialogue hides on the page and never survives being read aloud. Narrate the draft, listen, revise — before anyone else reads it.
500M+Minutes of audio generated by creators worldwide
100+Languages your story can be narrated in
80+Voice-cloning languages, if you want to narrate it yourself
FAQ
Audiobook questions, answered straight
What authors ask before they narrate their first chapter.
Can I create a full audiobook from my manuscript?expand_more
Yes. Upload a DOCX, EPUB, or PDF and Unmixr breaks it into chapters and paragraphs you can narrate, edit, and regenerate independently. A typical chapter generates in minutes, so a full novel becomes a complete listening draft in an afternoon rather than a booking cycle.
What is the best AI voice for audiobook narration?expand_more
It depends entirely on genre — a noir thriller and a bedtime story want opposite deliveries, as the demos above show. Audition narrators on your own opening page rather than on a generic demo line, and pick the one your readers already hear in their head.
Can different characters have different voices?expand_more
Yes. Assign a voice per character and keep the storyteller separate, so dialogue scenes sound like a cast instead of one narrator doing impressions. The casting stays locked to each character across every chapter and every book in the series.
How do I fix pronunciation for invented names and places?expand_more
Set a pronunciation rule once and it applies to the whole project. That matters most for fantasy and sci-fi, where a single mispronounced name across fourteen hours is the difference between a finished book and a re-record.
Can I publish an AI-narrated audiobook commercially?expand_more
Yes. On any purchased plan, the narration you generate is 100% cleared for commercial use. Retail platforms set their own policies on AI-narrated audio and several now accept it with disclosure — check your target marketplace's current rules before you upload.
Can I release my novel in other languages?expand_more
Yes. Translate the manuscript, then narrate a new edition in the same project — Unmixr supports narration in 100+ languages. The language section above is one opening chapter in eight of them, narrated by the same voice identity.
How long does it take to narrate a novel?expand_more
Generation is minutes per chapter, so the audio itself is fast. Your real time goes into listening and polishing — the same pass a human narration would need in the editing booth, minus the scheduling.
What files do I get at the end?expand_more
Clean per-chapter audio you can master, upload to a retailer, attach to a Patreon post, or run as a serialized podcast feed. Chapters export individually so you can re-upload just the one you revised.
Is this only for fiction?expand_more
This page is built for stories specifically — novels, serials, children's books, and memoir. If you are narrating a course, a training module, or a nonfiction explainer, the course narration and e-learning workflows are tuned for those instead.
Your book already has a voice. Give it one out loud.
Paste a chapter, cast a narrator, and listen to your own story in minutes —
then take the whole manuscript to audio.
