Alexandria-audiobook
Alexandria turns books into multi-voice audiobooks with local AI speech, script annotation, voice cloning, line editing, and MP3, M4B, or Audacity export.
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HostingSelf-hostable
LicenseMIT
LanguagePython
Last commitAug 2, 2026
Latest releaseMar 3, 2026
Release frequency1.6 per month
Contributors8
Stars863
Forks101
Issues8
What it does
Alexandria Audiobook converts books and novels from TXT, Markdown, or EPUB into fully voiced audiobooks. An LLM annotates scripts with speakers, dialogue, and delivery directions, while the built-in Qwen3-TTS engine generates multilingual speech. Users can assign preset, cloned, designed, or LoRA-trained voices, preserve speaker aliases, adjust individual lines, regenerate selected chunks, preview sequences, and review scripts with a second LLM pass.
The browser-based editor provides a five-step workflow for setup, scripting, voice assignment, rendering, and results. Exports include combined MP3, per-line MP3, Audacity multi-track files, and chaptered M4B. It runs locally through Pinokio, Google Colab, or Docker with NVIDIA GPU support, and can connect to local or cloud OpenAI-compatible LLM services.
Capabilities
#Text-to-speech voiceover production
#Voice cloning and design
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