Narakeet review
6.8/10★★★★★Pay-as-you-go text to speech and narrated videos from slides, with 900 voices
- Best for
- Teachers and occasional users who need narration in many languages without a subscription
- Price
- Freemium · from $6
Free: 20 conversions with short scripts, no commercial use - Platforms
- Web, API, Other
- Made by
- Video Puppet Limited
What it is
Narakeet turns scripts, documents and PowerPoint decks into narrated audio or video using 900 voices in 100 languages. You pay once for minutes rather than a subscription, and there's an API and command-line tool for automation.
What the AI does
- Text-to-speech with 900 voices in 100 languages
- PowerPoint to narrated video
- Markdown and document to video
- Subtitle-to-audio sync
- API and command-line tool
Pros and cons
- Pay only for what you use; credits never expire
- Very wide language and accent coverage
- Turns slide decks into videos in minutes
- Voices sound less natural than the leaders
- No voice cloning
- Free tier allows no commercial use
How it scores
Simple and good value for occasional, multilingual narration; voice quality and features trail the AI-native tools.
Feature checklist · 4 of 9
- Self-serve voice cloning from your own sample (no)
- Library of 500+ voices (yes)
- Speech in 30+ languages (yes)
- Emotion or speaking-style control (no)
- Pronunciation, pacing or pitch controls (no)
- Low-latency real-time speech for voice agents (no)
- AI dubbing or translation of video (no)
- Narration editor for video or slides (yes)
- API for developers (yes)
Alternatives
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- ElevenLabs 8.7/10Creators and developers who want the most natural-sounding voices and the widest toolset
- Speechify Studio 8.0/10Creators who want strong voices plus dubbing and video editing in one cheap suite
- Fish Audio 7.9/10Budget-conscious creators who want strong voices and cloning without ElevenLabs prices
- Cartesia 7.7/10Developers building real-time voice agents and phone bots