Natural direction
Describe the feeling, delivery, or setting in ordinary language.
SuraYomi turns written words into expressive, downloadable speech. Start with a curated studio voice, direct the performance in natural language, and refine the sound without learning an audio workstation.
Describe the feeling, delivery, or setting in ordinary language.
Keep the same seed and settings when consistency matters.
Export each finished read as MP3 or WAV.
Paste up to 500 characters for each read, choose a voice, and write a short performance direction such as “warm, unhurried, and quietly confident.” SuraYomi keeps the essential controls close: speaking pace, expression, language, seed, and download format.
Credits make each request predictable. Approximately ten characters use one credit, rounded up, so a 250-character passage uses about 25 credits. The maximum 500-character read uses no more than 50 credits.
Use expressive speech for story drafts, video narration, learning materials, product demonstrations, pronunciation practice, accessibility previews, or simply hearing how a sentence feels aloud.
For longer scripts, divide the text at natural paragraph or scene boundaries. Keeping each read focused usually produces a cleaner performance and makes individual sections easier to refine.
A strong first direction describes intent rather than microphone technique. Try “an intimate documentary read,” “bright and conversational,” or “gentle, with a little wonder.” Listen once, change one control, and generate again. When the result feels right, save the settings and seed as a reusable preset.
QUICK ANSWERS
Each request can contain up to 500 characters.
Yes. Finished speech can be downloaded as MP3 or WAV.
Yes. Reuse the same voice, seed, direction, and controls for a consistent result.
Begin with 50 credits. No card required.