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How do you convert an article into audio to listen later?
An article in audio is the text read in a catalogue voice. the free tool accepts up to 8 KB per request — about twelve hundred words — and returns WAV A longer article goes in slices on this page The page does not read a URL and does not subscribe to a feed.
How to do it in three steps
Copy the article body, not the site menu. Strip “share” and “read also”. The voice reads what you paste, including the junk.
- Paste the text within 8 KB. Pick the voice in the article's language. Brazilian Portuguese: Vitória or Gabriel.
- Generate the WAV and listen to the first minute. If the title and a subhead sound like one run-on sentence, put in a full stop and generate again.
- Download the file and listen in the player you already use. The page does not create a podcast, does not publish an episode and does not email the audio.
What to expect: formats, size and time
8 KB per request, WAV, catalogue voices, page allowance. No URL reader, no paywall, no automatic footnote. Variable time.
A table and code in the article come out badly in speech. Strip them or rewrite them as sentences. An image is not read.
When to use the paid API
When each published article becomes audio on the air. The API synthesizes in the pipe. /products and /pricing.
One article today: free page. A daily newsroom: API.
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste the article link?
No. Paste the text. The page does not open a URL.
Does the audio already go to the podcast feed?
No. You download the WAV. The feed is your publisher.
Are footnotes read?
Only if they are in the pasted text. The page does not crawl the original page layout.
An English article with a Brazilian voice?
The voice reads the text in the chosen voice. Match text language and catalogue voice and listen to the passage.