Text to speech · Persian (Iran)
Persian (Iran) text to speech for long-form narration
2 Persian (Iran) voices (1 female, 1 male) across the Natural lane.
Paste a full Persian (Iran) script, choose one voice, and NarrateHQ generates every section with that same voice and the same settings. When a line changes, regenerate only that section; the rest of the take is reused, and the timed SRT subtitles are rebuilt from the final audio.
How NarrateHQ splits Persian (Iran) scripts
Persian (Iran) scripts are split at sentence punctuation including the Arabic question mark and full stop, alongside the Latin marks that appear in mixed-script text. Direction marks stay attached to the sentence they belong to, so right-to-left context is preserved.
Every section is cut on whole characters, never inside a combined character or accent mark, and stays under the size limit a voice engine accepts in one request. That is what lets a long Persian (Iran) script run as one take instead of a series of manual pastes.
Persian (Iran) voice quality lanes
| Lane | Persian (Iran) voices | Credits per character |
|---|---|---|
| NaturalNatural and warm — the most popular choice for narration | 2 | 2 |
Every plan, Free included, draws on one Credits balance. See pricing for each plan's monthly Credits.
Persian (Iran) voices
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Dilara
Natural-sounding narrator voice
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Farid
Natural-sounding narrator voice
What every Persian (Iran) narration includes
- Timed SRT subtitles. Built from the same assembled audio you export, so captions line up with the final take.
- Section regeneration. Replace one section without paying to rebuild the whole script. How it works.
- Pronunciation dictionary. Fix a name or term once and every later generation reads it the same way. Read the guide.