Narakeet
Turn scripts, documents, and slides into narrated audio and video in 100 languages.
About
Narakeet converts text into realistic voiceovers and full narrated videos: upload a Word, PDF, or EPUB document and get MP3 audio, or upload PowerPoint or Google Slides and get a narrated video with slide timing matched to the voice. It offers around 900 AI voices across 100 languages, writes scripts in Markdown, auto-generates subtitles and closed captions, and can produce synchronized dubbing audio from SRT or WebVTT subtitle files — including multi-language versions of the same video.
For scale, it exposes a documented REST API and a command-line client for automating audio and video builds. Honest caveats: API access is restricted to top-up or metered commercial accounts (free and unmetered accounts cannot use it), longer builds are asynchronous polling workflows rather than instant, and like all TTS, very long documents need spot-checking for pronunciation of names and jargon.
What it can do
- 900 AI voices in 100 languages
- Document-to-audio (Word, PDF, EPUB)
- Slides-to-narrated-video
- Markdown-scripted video production
- Auto subtitles and subtitle-file dubbing
- REST API and CLI for automation
Setup
Use free in the browser with no registration for short demos; create an account and top up credits for full projects and API access.
Prerequisites
A script, document, or slide deck; an API key on a commercial plan for programmatic use.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 66; Trending score 70/100 from researcher assessment.
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