Read Aloud Books on iMac
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the AI Text to Voice tool to convert text from books into audio files on your iMac. Choose a voice and tone to create a natural-sounding audiobook experience.
Yes, convert iBooks text to audio using an AI voice generator. Choose a voice that matches your desired listening experience for seamless reading.
Absolutely, the tool works on any iMac, including the 24-inch and 27-inch models. Simply access it through your browser without needing additional software.
For a warm and comforting reading experience, consider using Ember's voice. For a more melodic tone, Hudson is a great choice.
In Standard Mode, customize your reading experience by selecting from 10 AI voices and 4 preset tones to suit your content.
Ensure that your text is correctly input, and check your internet connection. The tool requires online access for voice generation.
Yes, if you're a logged-in user, you can download the generated audio files in .m4a format directly to your iMac.
Yes, free users can preview a 10-second audio version of their text, ideal for trying out the features before upgrading.
You can't generate audio offline. However, downloaded audio files can be played offline once the initial conversion is done.
Yes, upload text files like .txt or images for OCR extraction. This uploads easily via drag and drop in your browser.
Yes, books from any year can be converted to audio as long as they're input into the system, including 2021 and 2023 releases.
Yes, the tool is equally compatible with MacBook laptops. Just open the tool in your preferred browser and start converting text to audio.
Yes, there is a 15,000 character limit per session, combining typed and uploaded text. Larger texts require multiple files.
No, the tool cannot edit audio post-generation. You can edit the downloaded .m4a files using external software like Audacity.
No, the tool does not offer voice cloning. It offers 10 pre-defined voices that can be customized per your reading preferences.