Text to Speech for Reading Notes
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Turn your text into a natural voice
Transform your text into an engaging podcast recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts written notes into natural-sounding audio, allowing users to listen to their notes. It's ideal for students, teachers, and anyone needing to review information on the go.
Yes, you can upload images of notes or text files, and the tool will transcribe them into editable text, which you can then convert into audio.
First, type or upload your lecture notes into the tool. Choose your preferred voice and tone, then generate the audio file to listen to your notes.
Voices like Xavier for balanced delivery or Ember and Zoe for a warm tone are excellent choices for reading notes, providing clarity and comfort during playback.
Yes, anyone can use the tool for free. You can generate 10-second previews with a free account, while logged-in users have access to full features.
Yes, you can copy the text from PDFs and paste it into the tool or save the PDF text as a text file to upload directly, then convert it to audio at no cost.
You can upload text files such as .txt, .md, .json, .csv, images like .jpg and .png (with OCR), and transcribe audio/video files like .mp3 and .mp4.
Yes, there's a 15,000 character limit per conversion session. For larger notes, you may need to split the content into sections and convert them individually.
No, the tool requires an internet connection to process text and generate audio. However, once downloaded, audio files can be played offline.
The conversion typically takes up to one minute, depending on the length and complexity of the text being converted.
Yes, in Standard mode, you can describe any tone, such as "soothing and calm," to personalize the audio delivery to your preference.
Absolutely! The tool can convert educational notes into engaging audio, making learning accessible and fun for children.
Examples include converting class notes, textbook sections, and summaries into audio, which can aid in better memorization and accessibility.
Consider the content type: for formal notes, Griffin's authoritative voice may suit. For relaxed reading, Zoe's warm voice is ideal. Use the audio previews to decide.
All generated audio files are in .m4a format, which ensures compatibility with most audio players and devices.