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The Audiobook Creator and Your Manuscript: How Your Book Becomes an Audiobook

The Audiobook Creator reads your manuscript from the Writing Studio. Click Audiobook on a book's card, pick a voice, and generate each chapter.

Your audiobook is made from the manuscript you wrote in the Writing Studio. Open the Audiobooks tab, pick a voice, and generate your book one chapter at a time.

The Audiobook Creator's Book Details, Opening Credits and Chapters list for the Mom book.

How Does My Manuscript Get Into the Audiobook Creator?

You don't have to import or paste anything. The Audiobook Creator reads the book you have open:

  1. Open the My Books tab.
  2. On your book's card, click 🎙 Audiobook.
  3. The Audiobooks tab opens with your book's title, your author name and your chapters already filled in.

The app says it right on the page: "Make sure the correct manuscript is selected. Otherwise, go back to My Books and select from there."

What Does the Audiobook Creator Pull From My Book?

How Do I Make the Audio?

  1. Pick a voice from the dropdown, or click 🎤 Clone My Voice to make a voice clone from 30 or more minutes of your own recordings.
  2. Click ▶ Preview Voice to hear any voice before you start.
  3. Click ▶ Generate on each chapter, or Generate All.
  4. Preview each chapter with the play button, then ⬇ Download.
The guidance panel: Select or Clone Your Voice, and Generate Your Audiobook.

What Do I Need Before I Start?

The app asks for two connections:

What If I Change My Manuscript Later?

If you edit a chapter after you've made its audio, generate that chapter again. A regenerated clip replaces the old one in your storage, so you don't get duplicates.

What Comes Next?

Read what the app says about Audible: Audible, ACX and Your Audiobook Files Explained. Not sure where to start? The Course Coach inside the app guides you through every step, so you're never stuck on a button.

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Where Your Audiobook Files Go: Your Own Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDriveEvery audio file is saved into your own Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive, never onto our servers, in a folder for your book.Audible, ACX and Your Audiobook Files ExplainedAudible and ACX currently require a human narrator. Your files are still ACX formatted and can be used on your website, Apple Books and Spotify.

Last checked in the app: October 14, 2026.

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