Convert eBook to Audiobook

Warblize is an AI-powered audiobook generation platform designed to convert digital text-based books into professionally narrated audio files. It serves authors, publishers, educators, and content creators who need efficient, high-quality spoken-word versions of their written material without requiring voice talent, recording studios, or audio engineering expertise.
The service supports common ebook formats including PDF, EPUB, TXT, and DOCX, and delivers studio-grade narration using expressive, natural-sounding AI voices. Warblize is optimized for long-form listening, with attention to pacing, intonation, and chapter-level structure to ensure listener engagement and comprehension.
Users begin by uploading an ebook file through the web interface—either via file selection or drag-and-drop. After upload, they select a preferred voice style from available AI narration options. Warblize then processes the text to identify structural elements such as chapters and sections, applies linguistic modeling for appropriate prosody and emphasis, and renders the complete audiobook as downloadable audio files.
The system operates entirely in the cloud, with no local software installation required. Generation time scales with book length but remains consistent across formats and languages supported by the underlying AI models. Users access generated files directly from their dashboard and may download them for distribution or further editing.
Warblize enables rapid, cost-effective audiobook production for independent authors seeking distribution on platforms like Audible and Spotify. Educational institutions use it to convert textbooks and course materials into accessible audio formats. Publishers leverage it for quick turnaround on backlist titles or market testing of new releases. Additionally, content teams employ Warblize to repurpose blog posts, whitepapers, or internal documentation into audio for training or accessibility compliance. Its automation eliminates scheduling dependencies, recording inconsistencies, and post-production overhead associated with human narration.