Connected Arabic speech
The reader speaks Arabic. Mixed digits or a short English word are fine when needed.
Type a short Arabic line, pick a male or female voice, and download an MP3 for Reels and edits. Up to 10 shared free AI-tool uses per day.
Up to 10 free uses per day (shared across AI tools) · Short-lived files · No signup
Adly turns the same script into a full UGC or talking-character video with this voice, Arabic subtitles, and music.
Create the video with this voiceUp to 300 characters after trim. Short sentences, numbers in words, and light tashkeel on names.
Three male and three female MSA voices. Write Gulf, Egyptian, or Levantine in the script if you want that flavour.
Each run uses one slot from the shared daily limit. Preview, then download.
Use it in CapCut or Reels, or finish a video in Adly with the same script and voice.
The reader speaks Arabic. Mixed digits or a short English word are fine when needed.
Three male and three female, each with a preview before you spend a daily use.
0.9 to 1.1 so names stay clear and prices are not rushed.
A short-lived file you can download for Reels and CapCut.
10 shared AI-tool uses. An unfinished run may still count once processing starts.
The script is sent to generate speech. The MP3 is swept with the other public-tool temps.
One offer line and a price on a coffee or pack clip before you post.
Read the line instead of recording in a noisy shop.
Compare two voices on the same sentence before a UGC shoot.
Turn the offer line into audio, then finish the scenes in Adly.
Arabic text to speech fits a short product-video voiceover: one message, then the price, then a CTA. The guest cap is 300 characters so the file stays Reels-length.
Write for the mouth: numbers in words (eighteen riyals, not 18), light tashkeel on uncommon names, and short sentences. Names and prices get swallowed when they are symbols or abbreviations.
Dialect: generation reads Modern Standard Arabic. For Gulf, Egyptian, or Levantine, write the line as it is spoken. Male or female is a tone choice, not a dialect.
Speed is 0.9 to 1.1. Slower is clearer on names; faster shortens the file. Check duration before you drop the MP3 on a timeline.
In editing, download the MP3 and place it in CapCut or Reels. Do not rely on the temporary URL hours later.
The daily cap is 10 shared AI-tool uses. If generation starts and you close the tab, the attempt may still count. The script is sent to generate speech; the file is kept briefly, then swept. No URLs or emails in the text.
Once the voice is ready, make the video with this voice in Adly: UGC or a talking character, Arabic subtitles, and music.
Type up to 300 characters, pick a voice, generate, then download the MP3. It uses the shared daily limit of 10.
Yes: it turns your text into speech.
Yes within the shared daily cap. The MP3 is ready for Reels and edits.
Three of each. Play the preview, then generate. Dialect follows your wording more than the voice name.
Write numbers in words and add tashkeel on names. Skip symbols and links.
Speed is 0.9 to 1.1. Duration is shown after generation and depends on the line.
Yes. Download the MP3 and drop it on the project. Do not reuse the temporary URL later.
If generation started and then failed or you closed the page, the daily slot may still be used.
It is sent to generate speech. The resulting file is kept briefly, then removed with the regular sweep.
Not to generate and download within the limit. An account is needed to build a full video with this voice.
Adly turns the same script into a full UGC or talking-character video with this voice, Arabic subtitles, and music.
Create the video with this voice