Voice, stories & songs
Article to audio, written for the ear first
Text written for reading trips up a narrator: “98%”, “e.g.”, a URL, a heading. The article is first rewritten for listening — every fact kept, nothing summarised — and then read in the voice you pick. You get the audio and the script.
What you get
- Narrated audio
- The script it was read from
3 credits per run
Free to try — sign in when you generate.
How it works
- 1Paste the article
- 2AI rewrites it for listening and reads it
- 3Download the audio and the script
A real run
Made with this page and not retouched — what went in comes first.
Most people think good coffee starts with expensive beans. It starts with water. A cup is about 98% water, so hard tap water full of minerals flattens the taste, while very soft water makes it sour. Use filtered water heated to around 93 degrees Celsius, and grind the beans just before brewing. Those two changes cost almost nothing and make more difference than a new machine.
Most people think good coffee starts with expensive beans. It starts with water. A cup is about ninety-eight percent water. Hard tap water full of minerals flattens the taste. Very soft water makes it sour. Use filtered water heated to around ninety-three degrees Celsius. Grind the beans just before brewing. Those two changes cost almost nothing. They make more difference than a new machine.
FAQ
Does it shorten the article?
No. It keeps every fact, name and number in order; it only changes how things are said — numbers and symbols spelled out, captions and link text dropped.
How long can the article be?
Up to 3,000 characters per run, about five minutes of audio.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes, on every plan, the free one included — what you make is yours, subject to the Terms and to the rights in what you upload.
Is it free to try?
Yes — new accounts get free credits. Generating signs you in; paid plans add more monthly credits.