Moknah turns text and documents into natural-sounding speech and complete audiobooks, with especially strong support for Arabic alongside many other languages. Paste text or upload a PDF, Word, or EPUB, choose a voice, and generate audio you can preview and download. For Arabic, it automatically adds diacritics (tashkeel) and normalizes the text so words are pronounced correctly, with optional emotion and poetry modes. Break longer works into chapters, set a different voice per section, and review quality before you export. A Moknah account is required to generate audio.
How to use
- 1Add it in ChatGPT
Open Moknah in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.
- 2Use it in a chat
Type @ in the composer and pick Moknah, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.
Skills 5
- moknah-audiobook-production
End-to-end workflow for turning a document (PDF, EPUB, Word, TXT) into a finished audiobook with Moknah - production modes, intake, cost gates, sampling, rendering and delivery. Use when the user wants a book or long document narrated. Not needed for one-off text-to-speech of a short passage.
- moknah-dialogue-and-pacing
Produce natural dialogue and pacing in Moknah - detect speakers, cast a voice per character, merge consecutive same-speaker lines, and place [break_X] pauses at speaker changes, sentence ends and scene beats. Use when the text contains dialogue, or when rendered audio sounds choppy, rushed, or abruptly cut between voices.
- moknah-text-preparation
Clean and prepare raw extracted text for narration in Moknah - strip page furniture, verbalize numbers, dates and abbreviations, build a proper-names dictionary, and segment into lines. Use after extracting text from a PDF/Word/EPUB and before creating a Moknah project or generating audio. Arabic-first but applies to any language.
- moknah-voice-settings
What every Moknah voice parameter does - voice_id, temperature, similarity, speed, expressiveness, emotions_mode, prerecording - how the server/user/project/line cascade resolves, and which settings to use for Standard Arabic, dialects, non-Arabic and poetry. Use when choosing or tuning voice settings, or when rendered audio sounds wrong.
- moknah-studio-reference
Reference for operating Moknah Audio Studio - the Project/Chapter/Line data model, the tool call sequence, create_project options, batch editing, QA status codes, job polling, what costs credits, plan gating and hard limits. Use when you need the mechanics of a specific tool or option rather than a production workflow.
Things to ask
- “Read this text aloud in a natural Arabic voice with correct tashkeel”
- “Turn this PDF into an audiobook — show me the cost before you start”
- “Narrate this dialogue with a different voice for each character”