Audar-TTS-V1 is an Arabic-first, open-weight expressive text-to-speech model. Control delivery with inline tags like [laughs] and [whispers], and generate natural speech across MSA, dialects, and Arabic-English code-switching — straight from raw text, no phonemizer or G2P. Ships with a set of natural synthetic voices. The Flash and Turbo tiers are free to download, fine-tune, and self-host. Built for voice agents, media, education, and accessibility.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 Still Sia from Audar.
Before I explain anything — just go listen. Scroll to the samples, hit play, and hear an Arabic voice laugh mid-sentence, drop to a whisper, and switch between Arabic and English without missing a beat.
Text can't do this product justice; your ears can.
That's Audar-TTS-V1 — Arabic-first expressive text-to-speech. It ships with a set of natural synthetic voices, and you control delivery with inline tags written right in the text: [whispers], [excited], [laughs]. No phonemizer, no pronunciation dictionaries — raw text in, expressive Arabic out, across MSA, Gulf, and code-switching.
Flash and Turbo are open-weight on Hugging Face — download them, fine-tune them, self-host them.
So my one ask: paste your hardest line — a dialect, a tricky name, an Arabic-English mash-up — and tell me if it sounds real to you. Around all day. 🙏
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The inline tags actually work without sounding robotic, which caught me off guard for Arabic TTS. Code-switching handled my mixed Arabic-English sentences surprisingly well too.
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@burcubitgen “Caught me off guard“ might be our favorite kind of feedback. 🙏 Natural-sounding inline tags and real code-switching were exactly the two things we refused to compromise on for Arabic. Thank you for testing it properly — keep the tough sentences coming!
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@burcubitgen Good news! A new version is on the way, with better long-form text handling and more stable performance overall. Hope you'll come back and give it a try when it lands!
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The code-switching between Arabic and English in the same sentence actually sounded natural, which caught me off guard. The inline tags like [whispers] feel like a really clean way to handle expressiveness without extra pipelines.
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@muncusunlu67321 Really appreciate this. 🙏 Getting code-switching to sound natural in-sentence was hard-won, and the inline tags were a deliberate choice; we wanted expressiveness built into the model, not stitched on with extra pipelines. Great to see that land with someone who clearly gets it. What else are you testing it on?
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@muncusunlu67321 Good news! A new version is on the way, with better long-form text handling and more stable performance overall. Hope you'll come back and give it a try when it lands!
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finally a tts that handles arabic dialects without sounding robotic, the [whispers] tag actually feels natural and the code-switching into english is pretty smooth too
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@defneakkuzey This means a lot. 🙏 Dialects that don't sound robotic, natural expression tags, and smooth code-switching — those were exactly our priorities. And there's more coming: we're working on a new version with stronger long-form text handling and improved overall stability. Thank you for giving it a real test; would love to have you back to try the next version!
The inline tags actually work without sounding robotic, which caught me off guard for Arabic TTS. Code-switching handled my mixed Arabic-English sentences surprisingly well too.
@burcubitgen “Caught me off guard“ might be our favorite kind of feedback. 🙏 Natural-sounding inline tags and real code-switching were exactly the two things we refused to compromise on for Arabic.
Thank you for testing it properly — keep the tough sentences coming!
@burcubitgen Good news! A new version is on the way, with better long-form text handling and more stable performance overall. Hope you'll come back and give it a try when it lands!
The code-switching between Arabic and English in the same sentence actually sounded natural, which caught me off guard. The inline tags like [whispers] feel like a really clean way to handle expressiveness without extra pipelines.
@muncusunlu67321 Really appreciate this. 🙏
Getting code-switching to sound natural in-sentence was hard-won, and the inline tags were a deliberate choice; we wanted expressiveness built into the model, not stitched on with extra pipelines.
Great to see that land with someone who clearly gets it. What else are you testing it on?
@muncusunlu67321 Good news! A new version is on the way, with better long-form text handling and more stable performance overall. Hope you'll come back and give it a try when it lands!
finally a tts that handles arabic dialects without sounding robotic, the [whispers] tag actually feels natural and the code-switching into english is pretty smooth too
@defneakkuzey This means a lot. 🙏 Dialects that don't sound robotic, natural expression tags, and smooth code-switching — those were exactly our priorities.
And there's more coming: we're working on a new version with stronger long-form text handling and improved overall stability.
Thank you for giving it a real test; would love to have you back to try the next version!