Persian reading workspace
Bring your Persian text to life with natural, expressive voices. Set the pace and style for a listening experience that feels your own.
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گُلِ زیبایِ باغِ قَدیمی دَر بَهار شِکُفت.
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gol-e zibaa-ye baagh-e ghadimi dar bahaar shekoft.
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Describe how it should sound, not what it should say. You can guide persona, scene, energy, articulation, pauses, breathiness, or regional delivery. Your Persian text remains the transcript; age, gender, and accent requests are not guaranteed.
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Hear Persian where you find it. Listen to selected or visible Persian on the webpage, with reading support still in view.
Get VowelMarks for ChromeBasic Voice works without an account. Create a free account to generate Premium Voice from your own Persian text.
Everyday Persian normally omits short vowels and often leaves Ezafe unwritten. VowelMarks identifies those contextual cues before speech is generated, so you can hear the result and see the pronunciation marks on the same Persian letters.
Start with Kian or choose Leyla. Ava, Mana, and Amir remain available under Older Basic voices. Adjust the pace and listen to your own Persian text without creating an account, with the same voice choices across devices instead of whichever voice happens to be installed in the browser.
Download finished audio from either voice tier. When you are signed in, you can also save Premium recordings to your private library, then play, rename, download, or delete them from your account.
Keep the marked sentence visible, open a Farsi-to-Pinglish pronunciation, or use the Persian vowel-mark tool. Audio supports the reading instead of replacing the Persian you came to understand.
Why VowelMarks for Persian TTS?
A generic multilingual text-to-speech system has to infer Persian pronunciation inside the voice model, and it may not show which reading it chose. VowelMarks makes that reading step explicit: it uses the full sentence to work out likely short vowels, Ezafe connections, and context-dependent readings, keeps those cues visible on the original Persian, and then generates speech from the prepared reading.
That makes VowelMarks especially useful when Persian pronunciation, visible reading cues, and the connection between script and sound matter—not just receiving an audio file.
Premium Voice
Premium Voice goes beyond changing the playback speed. VowelMarks first works out the Persian reading in context, including missing short vowels and Ezafe. You can then decide how that reading should sound.
Choose Clear reading, Storytelling, or News when you want a strong starting point without writing performance instructions.
In Custom Voice Studio, direct the character, setting, energy, articulation, pauses, breath, and mood. For example: warm and close to the microphone, deliberate, with a short pause before the final line.
Choose the voice, reading style, pace, and expression. The Persian wording stays intact while you shape how the passage is performed.
Follow each word in the marked Persian when timing is available, download the audio, and save signed-in Premium recordings to your personal library.
Use it as a natural Persian text reader for pronunciation practice, turn Farsi text into audio for a lesson, or direct storytelling, narration, and voiceover drafts without losing the marked Persian.
From paste box to webpage
The Chrome extension brings speech and pronunciation support to Persian on the page. Select a passage, keep the original text in view, and listen without moving the reading into a separate generic voice generator.
Get VowelMarks for ChromeCommon questions
Use the working reader above for modern Persian prose. Difficult literature, poetry, and highly colloquial text can still need human review.
Yes. Basic Voice works for visitors without an account and includes up to 15 minutes of Persian speech per month. A free account is required to generate Premium Voice from your own text.
VowelMarks first analyzes the Persian sentence and adds contextual reading cues such as short vowels and Ezafe to the original script. Speech is then generated from that reading instead of treating the unmarked spelling as the whole pronunciation.
Basic Voice starts with Kian, includes Leyla as the second choice, and keeps Ava, Mana, and Amir under Older Basic voices, with playback-speed control for all five. Premium Voice is designed for expressive, human-like delivery: start with presets for clear reading, storytelling, or news, then shape the voice, reading style, pace, tone, pauses, and delivery with custom direction.
Yes. After speech has been prepared, the web tool provides a download control for the generated audio.
The voice is one part of a Persian reading workspace. You can keep marked Persian visible, compare Pinglish pronunciation, inspect context, and ask VowelMarks AI about the same passage.
Learn why Persian voices choose a wrong reading, repair a pronunciation problem, direct mood and delivery, or follow the Persian voiceover workflow.