Authors, publishers and podcast teams
Long-form, read properly.
Long-form is where a wrong voice becomes unbearable. Cinara narrates a whole book in one voice with consistent pronunciation, or turns a document into two people discussing it — and it keeps chapters separate so you can re-record one without touching the rest.
What you make
- Audiobooks, chapter by chapter
- Two-host podcast episodes from a document
- Show intros and stings
- Transcripts and subtitles
- Episodes in a second language
How it goes together
Every step below is a feature that is live today, and they all draw on the same credit balance.
- 01 Studio
A long document split into chapters, narrated one at a time, with a pronunciation list that holds across all of them.
- 02 Dialogue
Two voices, one script, with the timing that makes it sound like a conversation.
- 03 Transcribe
A transcript with speaker labels, and subtitles if it's going on video.
- 04 Dubbing
The same episode for a second audience.
Instead of
A narrator booked by the finished hour, and a re-record fee every time chapter nine changes.
Where Cinara stops
A narrator's voice can only be cloned with that narrator's consent. Cinara records it and keeps it.
Other ways people use Cinara
- Film making Previsualise scenes, voice every character, score it, and lay in the sound — before anyone books a studio.
- YouTube Narration, b-roll, thumbnails, music beds and subtitles — the whole upload, made the same day.
- Reels, Shorts & TikTok Nine-by-sixteen shots, a hook read in your voice, captions burned to the beat, a track underneath.
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