📚 Document to Audio
Convert notes, PDFs, and reading queues into speech
Free · No signup · Works in your browser
All processing happens on your device. Your text never leaves your browser.
Document to Audio is aimed at study packs, exported notes, papers, and mixed reading material you want to hear while commuting, reviewing, or multitasking.
Supported inputs:
- TXT files
- EPUB ebooks
- Text-based PDF documents
Best for:
- audiobook drafts
- study and review listening
- accessibility-friendly reading workflows
- long-form scripts and notes
Privacy: File parsing and audio generation stay in the browser-first workflow. English TTS can run fully offline after model download, while non-English workflows use lightweight phoneme conversion before local synthesis.
How It Works
Upload Your File
Choose a TXT, EPUB, or text-based PDF file from your device.
Review Sections
Let OfflineTTS parse chapters or sections so you can pick the right content.
Generate Speech
Choose a voice and generate audio directly in your browser.
Download Audio
Export WAV or MP3 for listening, editing, or accessibility use.
Features
TXT, EPUB & PDF
Parse plain-text books, EPUB chapters, and text-based PDF documents.
Chapter Selection
Review parsed sections before choosing what to generate first.
WAV & MP3 Export
Download speech for listening, editing, and accessibility workflows.
Private Workflow
Keep parsing and synthesis in a browser-first workflow without an account.
Related Tools
Document to Audio — FAQ
Yes. The workflow is designed for TXT, EPUB, and text-based PDF material.
No upload-first workflow is required. The parser and generation flow are designed around browser-based processing.
You can download WAV or MP3 files after generation.
No. It packages the existing voice stack into a document-first workflow.
Turn Reading Material Into Audio
Use the ebook workflow with OfflineTTS voices for accessibility, study, and audiobook draft listening.