Turn text into a podcast with AI
Reading an article aloud is not always a good episode. Web text may rely on headings, charts and links that the listener cannot see.
Explore the guideThe short answer
Extract one central question, rewrite the text as a spoken script, explain visuals and references, choose narration, generate a short sample, then listen to and correct the full episode before sharing.
A text-to-audio production path
Identify the main idea
Split a long article into sections that each answer one listener question. Remove navigation and repetitive copy.
Rewrite for speech
Shorten sentences, explain figures and add transitions so the listener does not depend on the page.
Generate and review
Test names and numbers in a short clip, then listen through the exported audio while comparing with the source.
A chart becomes a sentence
Instead of saying “as shown in the chart above”, explain the change: “Subscriptions rose steadily for three months, then fell in April”. Cite the underlying data when relevant.
Choose the output deliberately
Single narrator
Clear for articles, lessons and announcements.
Two voices
Useful when questions genuinely improve comprehension, not when dialogue only repeats the source.
Source overview
Helpful for exploring documents, but may offer less control over exact wording.
Frequently asked questions
+Can I convert any article?
Not automatically. Check copyright, permission and how the text may be reused.
+Should I keep every paragraph?
No. Prioritise listener comprehension and preserve essential facts and context.
Your next idea can be an episode
Turn the guide into a first draft. Review the result before sharing it.
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