Give any text a voice.

Paste something you wrote or drop in a link, pick a narrator, and publish. Allmagine can make the cover, the description, and the tracks for you, then hosts the whole thing.

Try it with your own text

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Story · Fiction

Aesop's Fables

by Aesop

2:56:26 · Walter

Story · History

The Brave Three Hundred

by James Baldwin

1:52 · Graham

Story · Fiction

The Story of William Tell

by James Baldwin

2:02 · Graham

Article · Technology

How much energy do data centers and artificial intelligence use?

by Hannah Ritchie

11:02 · Clara

Article · Health & Wellness

Assessing the Nutrient Composition of a Carnivore Diet: A Case Study Model

by Sylvia Goedeke, Tamzyn Murphy, Amy Rush, Caryn Zinn

29:44 · June

Story · Fiction

A Story of Robin Hood

by James Baldwin

4:18 · Vivian

Article · Health & Wellness

Preventive Strategies to Reduce Sarcopenia Risk During GLP-1-Based Anti-Obesity Therapy

by Andrej Belančić, Kristina Skroče, Elvira Meni Maria Gkrinia, Mihaela Marinović Glavić, Man Ki Kwok

47:34 · Cole

Everything but the writing

You bring the words. The rest is here, and none of it costs you a tool, a subscription, or an afternoon.

The narration itself

Pick a narrator and generate. Long pieces split into tracks, like chapters, and Allmagine can find the breaks for you. Give different tracks different voices if you want.

The cover and the words about it

Cover art, title, description, and tags can all be generated from your text. Paste an article link and the text comes in cleaned up, without the page furniture.

A real home for it

Every narration gets its own page and a URL worth sharing, plus a public profile that collects everything you've made. No hosting, no audio files to keep, nothing to install.

Players that go anywhere

A read-along player here, and an embeddable one for your own site in compact or full read-along form. It matches your visitor's light or dark theme, or you can pin it.

You're in charge

Every narration carries one setting — who can reach it — and you can change it whenever you like.

Where a narration can be reached under each visibility setting
Where it goesPrivateUnlistedPublic
Plays for anyone with the linkNoYesYes
Embeds on your own siteNoYesYes
Listed on Discover and your profileNoNoYes
Turns up in web searchNoNoYes

Unlisted is the one people miss. It keeps a narration off Allmagine entirely — not on Discover, not on your profile, not in search — while the link still plays for anyone you send it to and the player still embeds on your own site.

Simple pricing

Listening costs your audience nothing. Plans are for creating: narration minutes are only spent when you turn text into audio (about a minute per 1,000 characters).

Free

$0

  • Unlimited listening
  • 30 narration minutes every month
  • 🎁 +60 bonus minutes when you sign up
  • Up to 20 narrations, private or public
  • Share and embed your narrations anywhere
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Standard

$19/month

or $190/year, 2 months free

  • Everything in Free
  • 150 narration minutes every month
  • Unlimited narrations, private or public
  • Premium narrator voices
  • Purchased extra minutes never expire

Upgrade in-app whenever you outgrow Free

Need a burst on any plan? Add 60 extra minutes for $10, one-time. They never expire.

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Questions, answered

Where do my narrations live?

Here. Each one gets its own page with a real URL you can share, artwork and a description, and a listing on your public profile alongside everything else you've made. Nothing to host, no audio files to store, no player to install.

What are narration minutes?

Narration minutes are what you spend to turn text into audio: roughly one minute of finished audio per 1,000 characters of text. Every plan includes a monthly allowance, and they're only used when you generate narration. Nobody spends minutes to listen.

What can I turn into a narration?

Almost anything: your manuscripts, essays, reports, newsletters, study notes, articles you'd rather listen to, or public-domain classics. Paste the text or import it straight from an article link or a shared Google Doc. If you publish a narration publicly, just make sure you have the rights to share it.

Can I put narrations on my own website?

Yes. Every public narration comes with an embeddable player you can drop into a blog post, newsletter page, or any site. Choose a compact audio player or the full read-along player, where the text highlights in sync as it plays right on your page. It follows your visitor's light or dark preference, or you can pin it to match your design.

Does my audience need an account to listen?

No. A public narration plays in full for anyone who has the link, with no signup and no cost to them, so nothing sits between your work and someone hearing it. An account only matters for creating, or for a listener who wants to save things and keep their place across devices.

Can I keep something private?

Yes, and there are two ways. Unlisted narrations don't appear on Discover, on your profile, or in search results, but anyone you send the link to can play or embed them without an account — the usual choice for a paid-subscriber perk or a draft you want a few people to hear. Private narrations are yours alone. You can change a narration between all three at any point.

Who owns my narrations?

You do. Your text stays yours, and the narrations made from it are yours too. Keep them private, share them publicly, or delete them whenever you like.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime from your account. You keep your plan until the end of the billing period, and any extra minutes you purchased never expire.

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