Audioread
Overview
Audioread transforms articles, PDFs, emails, URLs, and RSS feeds into natural‑sounding audio in 80+ languages, with adjustable speed, MP3 downloads, and private podcast feeds for cross‑device streaming. It offers AI summaries, privacy mode, Slack integration, and an API for developers.
From the official site
Convert articles, PDFs, and emails to natural-sounding audio. Listen in the Audioread app or Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Start free.
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Key points from the official site
- Convert web articles, PDFs, DOCX, and plain text to audio
- Forward emails to a private Audioread inbox for automatic conversion
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Official FAQ
- What is Audioread?
- Audioread is an AI text-to-speech platform that converts articles, PDFs, emails, and RSS feeds into natural-sounding audio. You listen in the Audioread web app or sync to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast players.
- How does Audioread work?
- Paste a link, upload a file, forward an email, or subscribe to an RSS feed. Audioread generates speech with AI voices and adds the audio to your playlist and private podcast feed—usually within seconds.
- What content formats does Audioread support?
- Audioread supports web articles, PDFs, Word documents, plain text, email forwards, and RSS or Atom feeds. Paid plans convert documents up to 100,000 characters; the free tier previews up to 1,000 characters.
- How many languages does Audioread support?
- Audioread supports more than 150 languages with nearly 1,000 natural-sounding AI voices, including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Arabic, Hindi, and Portuguese.
- Is Audioread free to try?
- Yes. Audioread offers a free tier with a 1,000-character preview per conversion. Pro and Max plans unlock higher limits, premium voices, and podcast sync. See pricing at audioread.com/pricing.
- Who makes Audioread?
- Audioread is built by Eric and Kyle, founders who previously worked on NLP products and engineering at companies including Cruise. Learn more on the About page at audioread.com/about.
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