Multilingual voices
Filter a broad voice catalog by language and voice type, then adjust the reading speed for the material you are listening to.
Create audio
Make your next listen from your own text
Paste an article, story, note, or language passage. Choose a voice and pace, then keep the audio in your personal library to play whenever you like.
A voice for the text
Find a voice that fits what you want to hear
Explore voices in a range of languages, from natural narrators to distinctive character voices. Listen to samples and choose a voice that fits your text.
Loading the current voice catalog…
Built for listening
Create once, listen again
Keep your original text and audio together in your personal library. Just listen, or follow the words with synced captions.
Word-level synced captions
Follow the spoken text word by word. In the player, select a caption to jump directly to that point in the audio.
Your own listening library
Return to the audio you created, copy the original text, or permanently delete an item and its stored audio when you no longer need it.
How it works
From pasted text to playable audio
No title or audio editing is required. Start with the words and choose how you want them to sound.
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Paste the text
Add an article, passage, speech, or set of study notes up to 9,000 characters.
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Choose a voice and pace
Open the voice picker to filter by language and voice type, then choose a gentle, natural, or brisk speed.
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Keep it in your library
Your audio and original text stay together. Just listen, or follow the synced captions and tap a word to jump to that point.
Make it yours
Turn the text you already value into something you can hear
Language practice
Listen to sentences and passages while following each word, then replay the sections you want to hear again.
Try the Japanese samplesArticles and stories
Turn an article you have been meaning to read or a favorite short story into audio for a workout, commute, or evening before bed.
Notes and passages
Hear study notes, speeches, and memorable passages in a consistent voice instead of reading another screen.
Questions
Before you create
What text can I turn into audio?
You can paste articles, passages, speeches, language-learning material, and study notes up to 9,000 characters, as long as you have the right to use the text.
Which languages and voices are available?
The creation form loads the current voice catalog and groups voices by language and voice type. Open the picker above to see the exact choices available now.
Do the captions stay in sync with each word?
Yes. Generated tracks include word-level timing used by the player to highlight the current caption and let you jump to a selected word.
Do I need to sign in before writing?
No. You can paste text and choose your settings first. If you generate without being signed in, Sonelune opens the sign-in dialog and preserves your draft.
Ready to hear your text?
Paste the first passage, choose a voice, and create a track with synchronized captions.