Read Aloud Notes in Linux
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can convert your notes to audio using our AI text-to-voice tool. Simply upload your note files, select your desired voice, and generate the audio to listen to them aloud.
Our tool supports a variety of formats, including .txt, .md, .json, and .csv for text files. It also supports OCR for images and transcription for audio and video files.
Yes, you can convert C code notes by saving them as a supported text file format like .txt or .json and then uploading them to generate audio.
For note-taking, consider using Xavier for a balanced delivery or Zoe for a gentle, personable tone, providing clear and accessible listening.
Currently, the tool is accessible via web browser, and there is no command-line interface support. Simply open your preferred browser and use the website.
Yes, the maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB per file. Ensure your files are within this limit to successfully upload and convert them.
In Standard mode, you can choose from Professional, Calm, Friendly, or Excited tones, or describe a custom tone for more specific audio output needs.
Yes, there is a 15,000-character limit per conversion session, which includes typed text and text extracted from uploaded files. Manage content accordingly.
Yes, you can upload multiple files and even drag them to set the reading order, allowing seamless conversion of comprehensive note collections.
The AI voices are designed to sound natural, offering qualities like warmth, clarity, and authenticity. Choose from a selection of voices that align with your listening preferences.
No, the tool does not allow direct audio editing. However, you can download the .m4a file and edit it using external audio software like Audacity.
Yes, an internet connection is required for generating audio, as AI processing takes place online. You can then download the audio for offline listening.
Yes, each AI voice comes with an audio preview feature, allowing you to listen and select the best fit before generating the full audio file.
Yes, the maximum duration for audio conversions is 60 minutes per file. Longer files need to be split or shortened to fit this limit.
The tool currently does not support saving custom settings. However, logged-in users can save audio to Evernote for organization and future access.