A lean workflow for long-form Arabic narration

Prepare before generating

• Finalize the script, dialect, voice, and pronunciation notes before the full run.
• Use consistent headings, punctuation, numeral style, and spelling.
• Generate one representative passage with dialogue, names, and transitions first.

Chunk at meaning boundaries

Good chunks end at sentences or paragraph transitions, not at an arbitrary character. Keep a heading with the paragraph it introduces and avoid separating a question from its answer. FasihTTS long-form mode uses sentence-based chunking, retries, and final audio stitching for supported plans.

Estimate limits without pretending minutes are exact

Basic includes an exact 100,000-character monthly allowance; Pro includes 1,000,000 characters and supports long-form workflows. Spoken minutes vary with script, dialect, pauses, and pace, so plan against character counts and treat minute estimates as guidance.

Review in two passes

• Content pass: names, numbers, omissions, duplicated sentences, and pronunciation.
• Listening pass: pace, transitions, loudness consistency, and unnatural pauses.
• Regenerate only the affected section when possible, and keep the final source text with the output.