Read Aloud Articles on iPhone
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can use AI text-to-voice services in any iPhone browser to convert text into audio. Simply input the article, choose your preferred voice, and play the audio.
Yes, our text-to-voice service works on iPhone 14 and other iOS devices through any browser, requiring no app installation.
Yes, you can access the service for free, which includes a 10-second audio preview. For full audio downloads, sign in is required.
While Siri has limited reading capabilities, this tool provides more flexibility in voice selection and tone customization.
In Standard mode, choose from 10 AI voices, including options like Xavier for balanced delivery or Mia for energetic reads.
You can input text directly or upload document files like .txt, .md, or .csv for conversion. Images with text and audio/video files are also supported.
Yes, copy the text from news articles into the input field and convert them to audio for convenient listening on iPhone.
Ensure you are using a supported browser and the article text is correctly formatted. Audio generation requires internet access.
Yes, copy and paste text from any web page, including Google's suggested articles, into the tool for text-to-audio conversion.
Input the text and select a voice like Griffin or Sterling for authoritative delivery, making technical content clear and engaging.
The maximum character limit is 15,000 per generation, combining typed and uploaded text, to ensure optimal audio quality.
Logged-in users can download .m4a files directly to their iPhone for offline listening, stored in Safari Downloads or Files app.
No, the service functions through any iPhone browser, allowing you to convert text to audio without additional app installations.
Currently, the tool does not directly support PDFs. To convert, extract text and input it manually into the service.
No, editing features aren't available. However, downloaded audio can be modified with third-party editing software.