Narrivela TEXT TO SPEECH
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Long-form speech and automatic splitting

Learn how Narrivela turns a complete script into speech, splits text for the speech engine, and delivers WAV or MP3 audio. Compare long-form and batch input.

Submit the complete script

Paste your full narration in single-script mode or upload a UTF-8 text file. The server splits the text according to the speech engine's input limits and assembles the resulting audio. You do not have to send a separate request for every synthesis chunk.

From script to audio

  1. Prepare the text

    Keep paragraphs and punctuation where you want natural pauses. Check the current studio limits before submitting.

  2. Choose the voice and format

    Choose a first-release voice for Mandarin Chinese or English, adjust speed, and select WAV or MP3. The first public release uses ordinary narration without style prompts.

  3. Follow the task and download

    Check progress using the same task. Listen to the completed result, then download it. If a task fails, resolve the cause before resuming unfinished work.

Long-form input or a batch?

Long-form input
A complete script is submitted as one item. Narrivela manages its internal synthesis chunks.
Batch input
Each script remains an independent item with its own audio and place in the order. See batch generation.
Output and limits
WAV and MP3 are supported. The studio shows available voices and current input and queue limits. There is no promise of unlimited text or concurrency.

Try the workflow

Open the studio · Listen to the sample · Read the parameter guide