Read Aloud Documents
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Turn your text into a natural voice
Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
Turn your text into a compelling story
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Frequently Asked Questions
Read Aloud Documents is a tool that converts written documents into natural-sounding audio files, making it easy to listen to text content.
Yes, text from Microsoft Word documents can be converted by copying the text into our input field and generating audio.
Yes, you can use the tool to convert documents from your library into audio, making them accessible for listening.
Upload files, choose a voice, and generate audio that students can listen to. It's great for making study materials more accessible.
For a balanced delivery, Xavier is a great choice. For warm, friendly tones, opt for Lyra or Zoe.
Students can listen to their study materials on the go, improving learning through auditory engagement.
Free users can preview up to 10 seconds of generated audio. For full access, log in to download complete files.
Yes, you can upload various file types and combine them, like texts or audio, to create a seamless audio output.
Yes, the maximum limit is 15,000 characters, combining both typed and uploaded text.
Audio generation time can take up to one minute, depending on the content length and complexity.
Yes, it operates in any web browser on a desktop, offering a smooth text-to-speech experience.
Absolutely, access the tool through any mobile browser to convert and listen to documents on the go.
In Standard mode, you can choose from preset tones or create a custom tone for your document readings.
Yes, generated audio is only available in the .m4a format. Download and listen on compatible players.
Yes, convert e-learning materials to audio, providing auditory learning options for varied student needs.