Tunio Stories: create an AI audiobook and put it on air

Tunio Stories: AI audiobooks and audio dramas — right on your air

We launched Tunio Stories — a service where anyone can create their own audio story: a fairy tale, a short story or an educational episode. Describe an idea in one line — AI writes the text, voices it and adds music and sound effects. Then put the finished story on your station's air next to your music.

What you can create

• AI audiobooks — from one minute to an hour, in 18 languages. You can review and edit the text before it is voiced.
• Audio dramas — every hero speaks in their own voice, the narrator reads the rest, and sound effects follow the plot.
• Your own universes, lore and characters — heroes with portraits and voices move from story to story, and sequels are written after reading the earlier parts.
• Video from an audiobook — scene-by-scene shots set to the story's audio, horizontal or vertical for Shorts and Reels.
• Translations — release a story in another language with the same cover and music.

How to put a story on air

In your Tunio dashboard, open Stories, build a story playlist and pick it in your schedule. You can play:

• your own stories — once you connect your library to the station;
• public stories from the catalogue — available to your broadcast right away.

Build the playlist by hand or with a filter — category, language, age, length. New matching stories then go on air by themselves.

Who it's for

Kids' centres and family cafés — tales on schedule. Hotels — bedtime stories. Radio stations and streamers — a series of your own that listeners come back for.

More on how stories work on air — on the Stories page.