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Read a PDF or Text Aloud

This TTS reader turns a PDF or a block of text into spoken audio. Upload a document or paste text, pick a voice, and listen instead of reading, or save the result as an MP3 to listen later.

Reading with your eyes and listening use different parts of attention, so audio works well for a document you would otherwise skim or put off.

What you get:

How to Read a Document Aloud

  1. Upload or paste your content: Upload a PDF, or type or paste text directly into the reader.
  2. Pick a voice: Choose a voice and language, and set the speed.
  3. Play or download: Preview the audio, then download it as an MP3.

Pronunciation is strongest in the languages the voice engine covers well; an uncommon name or a heavily formatted PDF can read less cleanly than plain text. See how we measure accuracy for the 100+ languages the reader supports.

TTS Reader vs Other Apps

FeatureScreenAppTTSReader.comNaturalReaderSpeechify
Free tierFree account, PDF up to 2 GB5,000 characters/month, premium voices4,000 characters/day, Plus voices10 voices, up to 1.5x speed
MP3 download on free tierIncludedPremium, Windows onlyNoNot stated
PDF uploadYesYesYesYes
Paid plan$19/month annual$8.25/month annual$13.90/month (Lite)$29/month

Sources, checked 2026-09-12: ScreenApp pricing, ttsreader.com/docs/support/pricing/, help.naturalreaders.com/en/articles/8823770-voices-languages-and-tts-limits-personal-version, speechify.com/pricing/, ttsreader.com, help.naturalreaders.com/en/articles/8854700-plans-pricing-personal-version

  • vs TTSReader.com: TTSReader’s free plan caps premium voices at 5,000 characters a month, and MP3 export needs Premium, Windows only at $8.25 a month billed annually. ScreenApp includes MP3 download on the free plan.
  • vs NaturalReader: NaturalReader’s free plan limits Plus voices to 4,000 characters a day and cannot export MP3 at all; MP3 export needs the Lite plan at $13.90 a month. ScreenApp’s free plan includes MP3 download.
  • vs Speechify: Speechify’s free plan gives you 10 voices at up to 1.5x speed; Premium is $29 a month ($139 billed annually) for the full voice library. ScreenApp’s free plan already includes MP3 download and the full 100+-language voice set.

Who Uses a TTS Reader

Students turn lecture notes and readings into audio for the commute or a workout. See notes to audio for study-specific features.

Professionals listen to reports and documentation instead of reading them at a desk. PDF to audio covers longer documents in more detail.

Content creators generate a voiceover from a script without recording equipment, then drop the MP3 into a video or podcast editor.

People with dyslexia or a visual impairment get the same document as audio instead of text, without needing a separate screen reader setup.

Language learners listen to text in the language they are studying and read along to check pronunciation. See ebook to audio for longer texts.

FAQ

What is a TTS reader?

A TTS reader (text to speech reader) converts written text into spoken audio using an AI voice. Upload a document or paste text, and it produces audio you can listen to in the browser or download.

Do I need to sign up to use the TTS reader?

Yes, free (no card). Create a free account and start reading PDFs and text aloud right away. Paid plans remove the free-tier limits and start at $19 a month billed annually.

Can the TTS reader upload and read PDFs?

Can I download the audio as MP3?

Yes, the reader produces an MP3 file you can save and play on any device.

What languages and voices does the TTS reader offer?

It reads with one fixed AI voice, no speed, pitch or volume controls.

How does this compare to browser read-aloud features?

Built-in browser read-aloud uses whatever system voice is installed and does not let you save the result. This reader uploads a PDF directly and produces a downloadable MP3 file.

Can TTS readers help with dyslexia?

Yes. Converting text to audio lets a reader with dyslexia absorb content by listening instead of decoding written words. Your player's own speed control lets you find a comfortable pace.

Is the TTS reader safe to use?

Uploads are encrypted with AES-256 at rest and encrypted in transit. ScreenApp's security controls are published on its trust center.

Which TTS reader is cheapest for regular MP3 downloads?

For free MP3 downloads, ScreenApp includes it on the free plan. TTSReader.com and NaturalReader both require a paid plan for MP3 export ($8.25 a month and $13.90 a month respectively), and Speechify's cheapest annual plan is $139 a year.

Real Results from Real Users

I have tried at least 6 different ways to transcribe meetings and get summaries: Notion with AI, HiNotes with HiDock as hardware, Plaud with different hardware, Teams agents. Every tool did a part of the job, but not one of them delivered on all my requirements. ScreenApp goes far beyond my expectations. It has the video ready if I need to re-watch a meeting.
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Andreas Kroll
Chrome Web Store, May 29, 2026
Our overall experience with ScreenApp has been nothing but pleasant! Their support is terrific, and ScreenApp is a great recording system.
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Aaron, Project Manager
Nice app for important summaries.
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