AI reads the book
It splits the text into chapters and tells narration apart from dialogue — the structure a human narrator would mark up first.
AI narration
Upload a book you own and AI turns it into an audiobook — with chapters, a proper player and a different voice for every character.
The same steps a production team takes, done in minutes.
It splits the text into chapters and tells narration apart from dialogue — the structure a human narrator would mark up first.
Every line of dialogue is attributed to a speaker, and each character gets a voice chosen to suit them.
Natural AI voices narrate chapter by chapter. The first is ready in a minute or two; the rest follow while you listen.
“AI audiobook” covers two different products. Some tools help authors produce an audiobook to sell: you edit pronunciation, tweak every line and export files. Lyraboo is the other kind — an app for listeners. You bring a book you want to hear, and a few minutes later you are listening to it. There is nothing to edit, and nothing to export.
High-quality AI voices cost real money to generate, so no honest service can offer unlimited free conversion. Lyraboo gives every account a free hour each month and spends hours only once, when a chapter is first narrated; listening again is always free. More on the mechanics in what is Lyraboo.
The things people notice in the first chapter — and the reasons they stay.
Lyraboo’s AI finds every character in the book and casts a distinct voice for each — automatically, for every book. You always know who is speaking, and dialogue sounds like a real conversation instead of one narrator doing all the parts. Most reading and text-to-speech apps use one voice for everything.
Under the player, the book scrolls with the voice the way song lyrics do in Spotify: words light up as they are spoken, each line shows who says it, and tapping any word jumps there.
Chapters, speed from 0.25× to 3×, background playback with lock-screen controls, and it picks up exactly where you stopped.
Pick an EPUB, PDF or TXT and there is nothing to set up: the first chapter is ready in about one to two minutes, and the rest generate while you listen.
Novels, fanfiction and web-serial exports, indie ebooks, study PDFs — plus over 1,000 English classics already in the app.
One free hour of listening every month, no card needed. Hours are spent once per chapter — replaying is always free.
It turns written text into narrated audio with AI voices. The good ones also handle the book’s structure — chapters, narration versus dialogue — and Lyraboo goes one step further by casting a separate voice for each character.
No. Lyraboo is for listening to books you own, inside the app; it does not export audio files. Authors who want an audiobook to sell need a production tool or a narrator and a distributor.
Every account gets one hour of listening a month free, without a card. Subscriptions add more hours; in the US the Monthly plan is $9.99. Hours are spent once per chapter — replaying is free.
English sounds best. Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian and Russian are in beta, and the app detects the book’s language by itself.
Upload a book you own and let the app turn it into a multi-voice audiobook automatically.