Kaveh
Male · Persian narrator
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Persian Text to Speech with AI Voices
Turn Persian scripts, documentation, training videos, education, podcasts, ads, and audiobooks into clear AI voiceovers with block-level control.
Set the voice’s direction first, then mark the moments that need a different shade of delivery.
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Shirin
Female · Persian narrator
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Persian voiceover guide
Persian text to speech for Farsi and Dari, where short vowels go unwritten
Persian is written right to left in an extended Arabic script, and everyday text leaves out short vowels and usually the ezafe, the linking “-e” that joins a noun to the word after it, as in کتاب من (my book). Persian voiceovers are used for YouTube explainers, podcasts, online courses, audiobooks and news-style updates.
Persian is spoken as Farsi in Iran and as Dari in Afghanistan, and the two differ in vocabulary and vowels: in Dari, شیر is “shīr” (milk) but “shēr” (lion), while Iranian Persian says “shir” for both. Written Persian is also more formal than speech, so می‌روم (I go) is read “miravam” but said “miram” in everyday Tehran speech. Preview a voice on your own script to check that its accent and register suit your audience.
Three sentences to try in the preview
باران که بند آمد، بوی خاک نم‌خورده در کوچه پیچید.
When the rain stopped, the smell of damp earth drifted through the alley.
Listen for: Listen for the unwritten ezafe after خاک, “khāk-e nam-khorde”, which links the noun to its adjective, and for a short pause at the comma.
آیا تا به حال این کتاب را خوانده‌اید؟
Have you ever read this book?
Listen for: Check that خوانده‌اید is read “khānde-id”: in Persian, the و after خ in words like خواندن and خواب is silent.
به گل‌ها صبح زود آب بدهید تا در گرما پژمرده نشوند.
Water the flowers early in the morning so they don't wilt in the heat.
Listen for: Check that گل‌ها is read “golhā” (flowers): written without short vowels, گل could also be read “gel”, meaning mud, and context is the only clue.
Create Persian voiceovers with accents and emotion in 4 steps
Turn text into natural Persian audio with 1,000+ AI voices. Use style instructions, inline emotion controls, and export-ready formats to shape the final voiceover.
Step 1
Add your text
Paste text or import a script, article, training document, or long-form draft for Persian narration.
.txt.doc.docxURLpaste text
Step 2
Choose a Persian voice
Pick from 1,000+ AI voices and choose the Persian voice, accent, and narrator style that fits the content.
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Step 3
Add style and emotion
Use style instructions, pauses, speed, and inline emotion tags to control how the voice delivers each section.
Style instruction
Speak in stuttering excitement
[excited][serious][whispering]
Step 4
Export your audio
Download clean Persian audio as one file or split by blocks for videos, courses, podcasts, and production workflows.
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Fix how Persian voices say names, acronyms, and technical words
Save pronunciation rules for names, acronyms, brand terms, product names, and technical words so they are spoken consistently across scripts.
NamesAcronymsBrand termsProduct namesTechnical words
Use custom pronunciations to control specific words with phoneme or substitution rules. Add a rule once, then reuse it across scripts, projects, and recurring Persian voiceovers.
Note: Custom pronunciations are available in Listnr Studio.
Custom Pronunciations
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Script
Maya from Acme Labs will review the GraphQL setup in the DOCX guide.
Saved rules
| Maya | → | my-uh |
|---|---|---|
| Acme | → | ak-mee |
| GraphQL | → | graph cue ell |
| DOCX | → | doc x |
Rule type
Substitution · Phoneme
Save once · Reuse across scripts
Persian voiceovers for every type of content
Create Persian narration for videos, training, audiobooks, ads, accessibility, games, podcasts, and localized content.
Accessibility and read-aloud content
Convert articles, documents, webpages, lessons, and other digital content into clear Persian audio for people who prefer or rely on spoken content.
Style instruction
Speak with a serious tone
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Video voiceovers
Create Persian voiceovers for YouTube videos, documentaries, product demos, explainers, presentations, and social media content.
Style instruction
Speak slowly with confidence
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
E-learning and training
Narrate online courses, tutorials, onboarding material, compliance lessons, and internal training with clear and consistent Persian voices.
Style instruction
Speak with small pauses confidently
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Persian localization
Create regional versions of the same content using the Persian accents and delivery styles available in Listnr Studio.
Style instruction
Speak in a clear Persian accent
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Advertising and social campaigns
Create Persian voiceovers for performance ads, product launches, creator-style promotions, brand films, and short-form social campaigns.
Style instruction
Speak with controlled enthusiasm
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Games and character voices
Create Persian dialogue, character voices, tutorials, narration, and in-game announcements with different accents, emotions, and delivery styles.
Style instruction
Speak with fearful trembling voice
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Audiobooks and long-form narration
Turn fiction, nonfiction, articles, and long-form manuscripts into expressive Persian narration with control over pacing, emotion, and narrator voices.
Style instruction
Speak in a reflective way with general sadness
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
Podcasts and audio shows
Produce podcast intros, scripted episodes, news segments, audio essays, and recurring Persian narration without recording every line manually.
Style instruction
Speak like a studio anchor
Text
سلام! به صدای من گوش دهید. من می‌توانم به کلمات شما جان ببخشم.
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Frequently asked questions
Farsi is the name used in Iran and Dari the name used in Afghanistan for varieties of Persian, and both are written in the same script. Vocabulary and pronunciation differ, for example ماشین in Iran and موتر in Afghanistan for “car”, so write your script for one audience and preview it before choosing a voice.
Persian is normally written without short-vowel marks, and the ezafe usually shows only after a vowel, as in صدای باران (the sound of rain). Write your script that way and preview it; if a phrase loses its linking “-e” or a word gets the wrong vowel, try adding a kasra to that word, or save a custom pronunciation in Listnr Studio.
Make sure the text uses the Persian letters ی and ک rather than the Arabic ي and ك, which some keyboards and older files produce, and that prefixes and suffixes are joined with a half-space, as in می‌خواهم and کتاب‌ها. Then preview a short passage before generating the full voiceover.
Text to Speech converts written text into spoken audio. Listnr uses neural models to read punctuation, context, and pacing so the result sounds closer to a finished production take than a robotic readout.
Paste a script in Listnr Studio, choose a voice, optionally add style or pause cues, then generate. The model analyzes the text and produces natural-sounding speech you can preview and export.
Yes. You can adjust speaking rate, pitch, volume, and custom pauses. Many premium voices also support speaking styles such as newscast, cheerful, sad, or whispering, depending on the selected model.
Listnr is built for long-form work. Use script blocks or scenes for audiobooks, podcasts, and courses, then generate and revise section by section inside one project.
Yes. Assign a different voice or language to each block. That covers dialogue, interviews, and multilingual campaigns in a single studio project.
Listnr voices are designed for production use, with natural pacing and inflection. Preview samples on this page or in Listnr Studio before you export.
Listnr supports 1,000+ voices across 142+ languages and accents, including multiple English variants. Browse the language grid on this page for the full catalog.
Each plan includes a monthly credit quota. If you need more, upgrade or purchase extra credits in Listnr Studio. There is no extra software cap beyond your plan.
No. Listnr is browser-based. Open Listnr Studio from Chrome, Safari, or Firefox — no download required.
Yes. Download generated audio in high-quality MP3 or WAV, as individual blocks or a merged project file.
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