Paste an article, an essay or your own draft and listen to it. Hearing a text is the easiest way to catch a clumsy sentence or a missing word.
PDF, Word, TXT, FB2, EPUB or PowerPoint (PPTX)
/ 1,000 characters
Voice
Free: up to 1,000 characters at a time and 3,000 a day. After sign-up — 3,000 at a time and 10,000 a day.
Playback starts right away, the rest loads as it is ready.
The MP3 is kept for 24 hours and has been deleted — generate it again.
What next with this text:
How to have a text read aloud
- Paste the text into the box or bring it from another tool.
- Choose a female or male voice and the language of the text.
- Click “Read aloud”: the first sentences play in a couple of seconds, the rest loads while you listen.
- Download the MP3 to listen later, on a walk or on the way to work.
When reading aloud helps
- Proofreading by ear. Repeated words, long sentences and missing words are easier to hear than to see.
- Studying. Listen to notes, summaries and foreign-language texts with correct pronunciation.
- Tired eyes. Long articles and documents become audio.
- Accessibility. A simple reader for anyone who finds reading on a screen hard.
Limits
Without an account — up to 1,000 characters at a time and 3,000 a day, with a free account — 3,000 and 10,000. With PRO — up to 50,000 characters at a time. The voices are synthetic and do not imitate real people; the MP3 is kept for 24 hours.