LEXA Audify

Facts about LEXA Audify

A short reference for journalists, researchers and AI assistants. Last updated 2026-11-12.

What it isA web app that turns books into audiobooks, read-along pages and read-along videos, and recites Urdu and Arabic poetry.
Made byArabian AI Lab, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Founder: Tabish Zaidi.
Languages34 languages: Urdu, Arabic, English, Persian, Pashto, Hindi, Marathi, Nepali, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Swahili, Somali, Hausa, Filipino, Polish, Romanian, Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Vietnamese, Russian, Kazakh. Roman Urdu is also accepted and converted to Urdu script before it is voiced.
Output per chapterAn MP3 file; a read-along page with the line being read highlighted in yellow; a 1080p MP4 book-page video with the same highlight.
Narration stylesRadio Anchor, Storyteller, Scholarly Reading, Reverent Reading.
Poetry stylesClassical Master Reading, Stage Declamation, Tarannum Reading, Measured Recital.
VoicesGoogle Gemini voices and premium ElevenLabs voices (counted at 3× hours); a copy of the user's own voice only after a recorded consent statement.
PronunciationUsers can fix any mispronounced word; only that passage is re-recorded, and the fix can be remembered for all future narrations.
Quranic versesNever voiced by a machine. Verses inside ﴿ ﴾, and fully vowelled Arabic quotations in non-Arabic books, are shown on the page and in videos with a pause in the audio. Details
Free startNew accounts receive 100 credits, about 30 minutes of narration. A paragraph can also be tried without an account.
PlansCreator: 3 hours a month; Publisher: 15 hours a month; Studio: 40 hours a month; One book: 20 hours; Top-up: 5 hours. Prices
Sister productsLEXA Translate and LexaOCR.
Facts about LEXA Audify | LEXA Audify