Read Aloud Notes on Android Smartphone
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can convert your text notes into audio using our text-to-speech tool. Simply upload your notes or type them directly on your Android device and listen to them instantly.
Yes, our tool works directly in your Android browser, so no external app download is needed. Just access it online and start converting your notes to speech.
Yes, the tool is compatible with all major Android browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Samsung Internet. It provides a seamless browsing experience without any need for installations.
You can upload text files including .txt, .md, .json, and .csv. You can also upload images with text or audio/video files for transcription before text-to-speech conversion.
No, an internet connection is required to convert notes to audio as the processing is done online. Once generated, the audio file can be downloaded and played offline.
The tool supports a maximum of 15,000 characters per audio generation. Both typed text and extracted text count towards this limit.
Yes, the generated audio file is exclusively available in .m4a format, which is widely compatible with most media players.
Logged-in users can download their generated audio files directly onto their Android devices, making it easy to store and play back later.
The conversion process typically takes up to one minute, depending on the file size and text length. This quick turnaround allows for efficient note listening.
Yes, logged-in users can adjust playback speed from 0.75x to 2x, allowing for customized listening preferences directly from the audio player.
For clear and engaging note reading, consider using Xavier for a balanced delivery or Mia for a more lively, energetic tone.
Yes, in Standard mode, users can create custom tones by describing their desired delivery style for nuanced audio results.
No, generated audio is final. For editing, download your .m4a file and use external audio editing software like Audacity.
Ensure sufficient storage for audio files on your Android device. Manage files through downloads or in the Files app to maintain space.
Yes, our AI handles various languages with accurate pronunciation, making it versatile for users needing text-to-speech in multiple languages.