Text to Speech for Reading Essays
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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
The tool converts text into natural-sounding audio files. It's ideal for reading essays aloud, offering an efficient and engaging way to review content.
Students can upload essays in supported file formats and have them converted to audio. This helps with proofreading and learning retention through auditory review.
Yes, you can upload PDF files, and the tool will extract and convert the text to audio. This makes it highly convenient for academic readings.
For reading essays, Xavier (male, balanced) and Zoe (female, warm) are ideal due to their clear, neutral, and engaging tones that suit academic content.
Absolutely. Adults can use it for professional or educational purposes, turning essays into audio to save time and aid comprehension.
Yes, the generated audio can be played at various volumes, allowing for loud enough listening suitable for different environments.
Free users can generate a 10-second audio preview to test how the essay sounds before deciding to convert full texts by logging in.
You can effectively proofread by listening to the audio version of your essay, catching errors that may not stand out with visual reading alone.
The tool supports text files, images with OCR, audio, and video files for transcription. Common formats include .txt, .jpg, .mp3, and .mp4.
Yes, there's a 15,000 character limit (typed and extracted), which suits most essays but might require splitting longer documents.
Yes, it works on any device with a web browser, including computers and smartphones, making it accessible wherever you need it.
The final audio is provided in .m4a format, which is compatible with most media players and devices for easy listening.
Conversion typically takes up to 1 minute, depending on the essay's length, allowing for quick access to audio files.
Yes, in Standard Mode, you can choose from 10 AI voices, providing flexibility in how your essays are heard.
No, you need an internet connection to generate audio, but you can download the files for offline playback once created.