Can I use Narrator offline?

Yes! You can export books as .m4a audio files to listen offline without an internet connection.

How many languages are supported?

Narrator supports dozens of languages with multiple voice options for each.

Is there a free version?

Yes, Narrator offers a free tier with basic features. Premium unlocks all voices and unlimited exports.

Does it work with DRM-protected books?

Narrator works with DRM-free e-books only. Most books from public domain sources work perfectly.

Books

Narrator: Audiobook Maker

Transform any e-book into an audiobook with natural AI voices. Listen while walking, driving, or resting your eyes.

4.7(600+ reviews worldwide)

Screenshots

Narrator main reading screen with book content

Key Features

Everything you need, designed with care

Multi-Format Support

Read and convert ePub, PDF, txt, rtf, docx, azw, and mobi files to audio.

Natural AI Voices

Choose from dozens of languages and realistic voices for natural listening.

Export to Audio

Convert your e-books to .m4a audio files to listen offline anywhere.

Personal Voice

Use your own voice with Personal Voice support on iOS 26.

Background Playback

Keep listening while using other apps or when your screen is off.

What Users Say

Real reviews from the App Store

5.0

Oct 25, 2025

“The amount of times this app has saved me the last few years because I hate reading! I love that it has a less robotic voice than most other readers AND it's free and easy to use!! Highly recommend.”

yennako

5.0

May 15, 2024

“This app is free and just as good if not better than the expensive apps like speechify. My only complaint is that sometimes the app will only play if I leave the app open with my screen still on which I think is a glitch. Other than that it's amazing.”

Emmefaye

4.0

Sep 22, 2023

“I use it to listen to my epubs and the voices are all standard iPhone AI voices. They work just fine, and you could listen to any amount for free, offline, and off app. I have two stories uploaded, both well over 400k words, and I've been a happy listener since.”

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