Chapters from headings
# headings in TXT and Markdown, Heading 1 in Word, and a Chapter column in spreadsheets all become chapters. You can also start a chapter between any two sections.
AI audiobook maker
Import a TXT, Word, or Markdown file and headings become chapters. Give the narrator and each character a cloned or public voice, generate and review one chapter at a time, and redo only the lines you change. Export the whole book as one MP3 with chapter markers, or one file per chapter.
Headings split chapters and aren't read aloud
Turning a book into audio is more than reading it out. Dozens of chapters need to stay organized, the narrator and characters need different voices, a misread line needs to be redone on its own, and the result has to be delivered by chapter. The audiobook maker keeps all of that in one project. When you import a script, # headings become chapters. Headings only group sections and aren't read aloud.
Label lines with [Narrator], [Mia], or "Mia: line" and pick a voice for each speaker. Unlabeled text is read by the narrator. Every chapter can be previewed and exported on its own, with a longer pause between chapters. Change one line and only that section needs regenerating; everything else, including versions you're happy with, stays as it is.
When you're done, export the whole book as one MP3 with chapter markers, so players that support chapters can jump straight to one. Or export by chapter, one MP3 each in a ZIP, ready to upload to audiobook platforms.
# headings in TXT and Markdown, Heading 1 in Word, and a Chapter column in spreadsheets all become chapters. You can also start a chapter between any two sections.
Label lines with [Name] or "Name:"; unlabeled text is read by the narrator. Pick a cloned or public voice per speaker. Changing a voice only affects that speaker's sections.
Set speed, language, and mode for every line of a character at once, for example making a child character speak a little faster.
Collapse chapters, play one on its own, and regenerate only the line you changed. Every previous version is kept.
Sections get a natural breath between them, and chapters get a longer pause automatically, so the book has a sense of structure.
A full MP3 with chapter markers, a single chapter, or one MP3 per chapter in a ZIP with a chapter list.
Short stories, novellas, or a volume of a longer novel, with narration and character dialogue, delivered chapter by chapter.
One story per chapter, a gentle narrator and lively characters, played back as a full collection.
One lesson per chapter, uploaded by chapter so learners can jump straight to a lesson.
Organize a blog series or newsletter archive into chapters and turn it into a collection for the commute.
Import TXT, Word, Markdown, or a spreadsheet. Headings become chapters and speakers are detected. Or start from the chaptered example.
Choose a voice for the narrator and each character, and see the total length and credit cost before you start.
Generate and listen to chapter one, adjust speed and pauses, then generate the rest and redo only the lines you don't like.
Export the whole book as one MP3 with chapter markers, or one MP3 per chapter in a ZIP.
# headings split chapters and aren't read aloud. To hear "Chapter one. The stopped clocks.", add it as a line of text under the heading.
Put each character's line in its own section with a label, and narration in a separate one, so every line can be adjusted and redone on its own.
Use the same name for a character throughout the book. Mixing "Mia" and "Mimi" creates two different speakers.
Generate chapter one and check the narrator's speed, character voices, and pauses before generating the rest. It saves credits and time.
A project holds up to 300,000 characters and 3,000 sections, depending on your plan. For long novels, create one project per volume, use “Duplicate → Next episode” to keep speakers and voices, and export each on its own.
Audiobook platforms usually want one file per chapter, so use Export by chapter. For listening or sharing, the full-book MP3 is easier.
| AI audiobook maker | Section-by-section TTS | |
|---|---|---|
| Chapters | Created from headings, collapsible, playable and exportable on their own | Organized by hand in folders |
| Multiple voices | Narrator and each character detected, one voice each | Switch voices by hand for every section |
| Edits | Regenerate only the changed line, previous versions kept | Regenerate, then replace files by hand |
| Pauses | Section and chapter pauses handled automatically | Added by hand in an audio editor |
| Delivery | Full MP3 with chapter markers, one file per chapter | A folder of loose audio clips |
No. # headings only split chapters. If you want listeners to hear the chapter name, add it as its own line under the heading, such as "Chapter one. The stopped clocks.", and the narrator will read it.
Clone your voice from a 10–30 second recording and use it for the narrator or a character.
Find public voices for narrators, children, and villains.
Generate a first draft of a story or children's story from a topic.
Your list of section-by-section voiceover projects.
Import your manuscript or start from the chaptered example and hear chapter one in minutes.