The reading
What should the narrator read?
Paste the story or article you want read aloud — a paragraph or a whole chapter.
Pick who reads it. Free voices sound natural and cost nothing; switch any time and press Read again.
Drop an audio memo here and its written transcript appears under the narration — leave it empty if you only want text read aloud.
Nothing recorded yet
Go to Narrate, paste your text, then press Read it aloud. The finished reading lands here with playback speed and a download.
How it works
- Paste your text. A paragraph or a whole chapter — the box grows with what you put in it.
- Pick a narrator. Six free voices; the premium studio voice uses credits.
- Press Read it aloud. The Listen tab opens and shows progress while the audio is made.
- Play or keep it. Use the player's speed control, or download the file.
Questions
How long can the text be?
Longer pieces take longer to render — a chapter is fine, but expect the reading to build in steps rather than instantly.
Which voice should I choose?
Start with a free voice such as Heart or George. If you want a more polished studio sound, choose Rachel; it uses credits.
What happens to the voice memo?
It is transcribed into plain readable text and shown under the narration. It does not change what the narrator reads.
Can I change the voice after listening?
Yes. Return to Narrate, pick another voice and press Read it aloud again — your pasted text stays exactly as it was.