What it does

NaturalReader turns text, PDFs, Word documents, ePub files, images and web pages into spoken audio using AI voices. It is sold as separate apps and plans for personal reading, commercial voiceover work and education. The personal side adds AI tools that work on the document being read: podcast-style episodes made from long readings, summaries, analysis of screenshots, chat about a document and practice quizzes. Voices can be steered with a written prompt describing tone, emotion or accent, and a user can upload or record their own voice to create a custom multilingual voice. The commercial plan is aimed at voiceover audio for videos, eLearning, training, podcasts and ads. The education plan offers group and site licences, student and classroom management, a shared document library and accessibility features such as a dyslexia font and closed captions. Audio can be exported as MP3, and the mobile apps include a camera scanner and offline mode.

Capabilities

AI voices in over 90 languages, with delivery that adapts to the text
Reads PDFs, Word files, ePub, web pages and photographed pages
Voice cloning from an uploaded or recorded sample
Voice Design: describe the tone, emotion or accent in a prompt
AI podcast, recap, document chat and quiz tools for study
MP3 export, mobile apps and a Chrome extension

When to use it

You want documents, web pages or books read aloud while commuting or studying
You need voiceover audio for videos, training or eLearning
A school wants accessible reading tools with group or site licences
You want a custom AI voice made from your own recording