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Pandrator tutorials
Choose a task and follow it through to a saved file. These guides use screenshots from the actual app and explain what to check along the way.
Install Pandrator firstYour first project
Make your first audiobook
Start with a short passage, choose a voice, review the generated speech, and save an audio file. The same steps work for a longer book.
Read the guideCreate and edit subtitles
Turn audio or video into timed captions, check the wording, and export subtitles for a player or a video editor.
Read the guideMake a voiceover from a video or subtitles
Use timed text to generate a spoken track, then export audio or a video with your chosen soundtrack and captions.
Read the guidePreparing text
Import a book and clean its text
Prepare EPUB or PDF text for narration without reading out page numbers, navigation or repeated headers.
Read the guideCorrect and translate timed text
Keep the source, correction and translation separate so you can compare wording and choose what to use next.
Read the guideVoices and delivery
Use more than one speaker or voice
Assign a narrator and character voices, or map speakers from a recording to a voice cast.
Read the guideSet delivery, emotion and pronunciation
Change how a passage is spoken while keeping the display text readable. Start with one short line and listen to the result.
Read the guidePrepare and reuse a voice
Save a clean reference sample and its transcript so compatible speech models can use it across projects.
Read the guideSounds, editing and connections
Use sound effects and music
Import or generate sounds, save useful candidates, and place them alongside speech in a project.
Read the guideCut a recording and keep subtitles in step
Review proposed cuts against the recording, then render the edited video and captions before preparing a voiceover.
Read the guideGet a transcript without creating a project
Use Quick Transcribe for a short recording when you only need text or timed subtitles.
Read the guideConnect an assistant through MCP
An MCP client can inspect projects, work on text, request generation and retrieve exports. Pandrator keeps the processing state and media files.
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