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AI text to speech for accessibility in Arabic

Natural speech makes written content accessible to people with visual impairments, dyslexia or low literacy. Offer audio versions of articles, documents and services in the Arabic your readers speak.

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Example script

Modern Standard Arabic
يمكنك الآن الاستماع إلى هذا المقال كاملًا، واختيار سرعة القراءة التي تناسبك.
The challenge

Much Arabic content online exists only as text. Screen readers help, but many listeners find robotic voices tiring, especially for long articles, and some organisations have no audio versions at all.

How Vocla helps

Publish natural-sounding audio versions of your key content. Adjust speed and clarity for comfortable listening, and keep every dialect at the same quality.

Why Vocla for Accessibility

  • Listen instead of read

    Offer audio versions of articles, reports and announcements.

  • Comfortable to hear

    Adjust speed and clarity for easier listening.

  • Inclusive by default

    Serve every Arabic-speaking audience with equal quality.

Tools you'll use

Voices that fit

Public voices whose style suits this kind of work. Play a sample or open a voice for details.

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  • Safaa
    ArabicModern StandardFemale · Narrative
    Sample unavailable right now
  • Mazen
    ArabicModern StandardMale · Narrative
    Sample unavailable right now
  • Amani
    ArabicModern StandardFemale · Narrative
    Sample unavailable right now
  • Adel
    ArabicModern StandardMale · Narrative
    Sample unavailable right now
  • Layla
    ArabicModern StandardFemale · Narrative
    Sample unavailable right now
  • Hassan
    ArabicJordanianMale · Educational
    Sample unavailable right now

How it works

A typical workflow, from script to finished audio.

  1. Step 1

    Pick the content

    Start with the pages and documents people need most.

  2. Step 2

    Prepare the text

    Remove visual-only elements and add tashkeel where words are ambiguous.

  3. Step 3

    Generate clear audio

    Use a calm, clear voice at a comfortable pace.

  4. Step 4

    Publish next to the text

    Add the audio player alongside the written version.

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace a screen reader?

No. Screen readers let people navigate any page. Pre-generated audio is a complement for important long-form content.

Can I slow the speech down?

Yes. Adjust the speed slider before generating, or offer several versions.

Can public-sector organisations use Vocla?

Yes. For procurement, security or data questions, contact our sales team.

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  • Arabic and English interface