Chapter-level direction
Organize original fiction, educational scripts, and narratives with chapter markers. Select a chapter to focus playback and generation.
Write or import a story, direct its chapter voices, listen instantly, and produce downloadable narration with optional on-device AI. From bedtime tales to original audiobooks—crafted in your browser.
YOUR CREATIVE WORKSPACE
Write. Direct. Listen. Export.
02 / THE MANUSCRIPT
Markdown-style chapter headings work; ordinary paragraphs stay together. PixelOkay does not upload your script. System speech voices may use external OS services.
04 / THE LISTENING ROOM
Your story will come alive here. Try the example or type your own.
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AI-generated audio can be previewed and downloaded as uncompressed mono WAV. Captions use synthesized chunk timings.
WAV, SRT, VTT, and package exports become available after on-device AI generation.
Generate some AI narration to create chapter-by-chapter WAV files.
BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU TELL STORIES
Organize original fiction, educational scripts, and narratives with chapter markers. Select a chapter to focus playback and generation.
Listen immediately through your browser's speech system or generate exportable narration using an optional on-device AI model.
Save your script and voice settings as a portable project; export real audio files and chunk-aligned subtitles when AI synthesis succeeds.
This is a narration and production studio. You write or import the text, then generate speech. It does not pretend to generate fictional text with a language model.
The Web Speech API gives websites playback controls but does not expose the speech audio samples. Downloadable WAV files require successful on-device AI synthesis.
No paid API or account. When you explicitly choose Download & Load Model, the page requests an open-source runtime and an Apache-2.0-licensed speech model. Internet access is required for the first download, which can be large. Processing happens on your device after the download.
PixelOkay does not upload your script or audio to a PixelOkay server. The optional AI model runs after downloading its assets. Some system voices supplied by your browser or OS can involve third-party online speech services, so use a known offline voice when privacy is essential.
Device-voice playback may be available offline, depending on your operating system and chosen voice. The optional AI model must first download; subsequent offline use depends on browser caching and runtime support.
Captions use the real start and end time of each generated audio chunk. They are not word-aligned transcripts, and pauses/word timing within a chunk are approximate. Review before publication.
Project JSON stores the story text, chapter voice choices, and controls—but not potentially large audio files. Download the WAV or full package separately to keep the recording.
The editor accepts up to 120,000 characters and 40 chapters; AI generation has smaller per-job limits to protect browser memory. Long books should be generated chapter by chapter, then assembled with a dedicated audio editor.
PIXELOKAY STUDIO
Preparing narration…
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Write or import a story, organize chapters and choose voice directions. Device voice provides listening; AI voice generates downloadable samples when the optional model can run. Review the output scope before saving audio, captions, bundles and a project backup.
Device SpeechSynthesis cannot be passed off as downloadable PCM and may use OS/third-party voice services. Only generated AI samples support audio export. Kokoro downloads substantial model/runtime assets after explicit model setup; memory and story/chunk budgets apply. Partial generation remains labeled PARTIAL. Captions follow the supplied generated chunks rather than independent speech alignment. Project JSON contains scripts/settings but no audio.
References: Kokoro ONNX model
Organize a story into chapters, choose voices and listen with device SpeechSynthesis, or explicitly request optional Kokoro generation when available. Only generated audio samples can be exported as WAV or chapter audio; device playback itself is not captured as PCM.
Authored example: Draft two short chapters with one narrator and one quoted character. Compare device playback for pacing, then test optional generation separately; label any partial chunk as partial rather than treating it as a finished chapter.
Limits and model handling: Kokoro and its ONNX model download on explicit generation and may require substantial memory. Device voices may rely on operating-system or third-party services. Captions follow generated chunk timing rather than independent speech alignment; project JSON stores scripts/settings but not audio.
No. Device SpeechSynthesis playback is for listening; WAV and chapter exports require actual generated samples.
No. Caption timing follows the supplied generated chunks and should be reviewed.