Online audiobook production studio
Create and produce audiobooks online.
Turn your manuscript into an audiobook project: chapters you can organize, AI narration you can preview and regenerate, and a finished MP3 or M4B with chapters, cover, and metadata.
From manuscript to finished audiobook
- 01
Import
Upload your manuscript as an EPUB, PDF, or TXT file. The text, title, and cover are pulled in when the file has them.
- 02
Structure
Chapters are detected for you. Choose which ones belong in the audiobook and leave out front matter or notes.
- 03
Narrate
Pick from more than 30 natural AI voices, set the reading speed, and preview before you commit.
- 04
Produce
Generate chapter by chapter, listen as each one finishes, and regenerate any chapter that needs another take.
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Export
Download an M4B with chapter markers, cover art, and book metadata, or a ZIP of chapter MP3s.
A project, not a one-off conversion
Producing an audiobook takes more than one pass. Audiobooker keeps everything about your book in one place, so you can refine it until it sounds right.
Your book stays a project
Chapters, voice choices, and finished audio are saved together, so you can leave and pick up where you stopped.
Fix one chapter, not the whole book
Change the voice or speed for a single chapter and regenerate just that chapter. Everything else stays as it is.
Metadata and cover included
Set the title, author, narrator, publisher, copyright, and language, and add a cover. They travel with every export.
Export whenever you're ready
Export again after every change. Each M4B is rebuilt with the latest chapters, metadata, and cover.
Built for independent authors
You finished the book. Now readers are asking for the audiobook, and booking a studio and a narrator isn't in the budget. Audiobooker lets you produce the audio edition yourself: keep your chapter structure, choose a voice that suits the story, and redo any chapter until you're happy with it.
Also used by
- Educators and course creators
- Newsletter writers and bloggers
- Independent publishers
Start free, continue in Studio
Free tools
Try Audiobooker without an account. Start from the page that matches your file.
- Audiobook Maker
Upload an EPUB, PDF, or TXT and make an audiobook in your browser.
- EPUB to Audiobook
Keep your EPUB's chapters, title, author, and cover.
- PDF to Audiobook
Narrate a text-based PDF, from textbooks to manuscripts.
- Ebook to Audiobook
Find out which ebook file to use and whether it will work.
Audiobooker Studio
Save a free project, or bring a book you started in a free tool, and keep producing it.
- Saved projects you can return to
- Chapter-level regeneration with any voice and speed
- Book metadata, narrator credit, and cover
- Repeat exports to M4B and MP3
- A larger monthly narration allowance
Questions about Audiobooker
- What is Audiobooker?
- Audiobooker is an online studio for producing audiobooks. You import a manuscript, organize its chapters, narrate it with AI voices, rework the chapters that need it, and export a finished audiobook file.
- How is it different from an audiobook converter?
- A converter turns a file into audio once. Audiobooker keeps your book as a project: you can come back to it, regenerate individual chapters, edit the book's metadata and cover, and export again whenever something changes.
- Do I need an account?
- Not to try it. The free tools let you upload a book, narrate chapters, and download the result without signing up. A free account saves the project in Studio so you can keep working on it.
- What can I change after narration?
- In Studio you can regenerate any chapter with a different voice or speed, change which chapters are included, update the title, author, narrator, publisher, copyright, and language, and replace the cover.
- Which files can I import and export?
- Import EPUB, PDF, or TXT. Export an M4B audiobook with chapter markers, cover art, and metadata, or a ZIP with one MP3 per chapter.
- Can I publish the audiobook I produce?
- You can use the exported files wherever you have the rights to. Only publish audiobooks of books you wrote or hold the audio rights to, and check each distributor's requirements, including its policy on AI narration.