Convert EPUB Books Into Audiobooks

Upload the EPUB to the Audiobook Creator. The book is parsed into chapters. Review the chapter list, choose narrators, add style instructions and inline cues where the text needs them, generate chapter by chapter, then export the audio.

Yes. EPUB files carry chapter structure, so the book arrives as a chapter list instead of one long text dump. You can review, rename, and reorganize chapters before generating any audio.

No. You decide what the narration includes. Most productions skip the copyright page, keep the dedication or foreword when it matters to listeners, and handle end notes in the edit before generating.

Yes. Edit the passage and regenerate only the selected section. The rest of the chapter keeps its approved audio, which is what makes revisions and second editions practical.

Yes. Create a voice clone from a short sample or an in-browser recording and assign it to chapters like any other narrator. Cloning is limited to your own voice or a voice with documented consent.

Custom Pronunciations are available with Enbee V1 voices, so a word defined once reads correctly everywhere. With Enbee V2 voices, write the respelling into the script or direct it in the style instruction.

MP3, WAV, Opus, FLAC, and OGG, with standard and high-quality settings. Export the book as one file for review copies or split by chapter for mastering and publishing handoff.

You can export audio using settings suitable for common audiobook workflows, but Narration Box cannot promise marketplace acceptance. Distributor decisions depend on rights, metadata, mastering, and their current review process.

Yes. The chapter structure carries over, so a translated edition uses the same production path with a different language and voice. Each edition exports separately.