SpokenText lets you easily convert text into speech. Record PDF, Word, plain text, PowerPoint files, and web pages, and convert them to speech automatically. Create .mp3 or .m4b (Audio Book) recordings of any text content on your computer or mobile phone.
You can record books, articles, web pages, your papers, class notes or any other text content you want to have available to you in audio format.Then you can listen to them while you commute or exercise. It is also a great way to check your writing for grammar and spelling errors.
You can create a free demo account which will last for 7 days. Paid subscription starts from $29.99/yr to $89.99/yr.
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Features
SpokenText is a powerful tool to let you convert text content to speech and then share your recordings with friends, colleagues or visitors to your web site.
Recording Options: Convert pdf, doc, ppt, txt, html, text, RSS feeds, emails, web pages to mp3.
Supported File Formats: It supports .pdf, .doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, .txt, .htm formats.
Sharing Options:[advt]
- You can download your recordings
- You can listen to your recordings online using our audio player
- You can download your recordings and place them on your own web site
- Share them using a personal SpokenText podcast address
- Share them using your personal public SpokenText web page
SpokenText Chrome Extension
This chrome extension allows you to easily record any text content you find while surfing the Internet or using your schools electronic library. Just select the text and click the SpokenText icon at the top right of your browser window, click record and you are done. It is that simple! You can also record any public web page you find while surfing the Internet by clicking the SpokenText icon, then the Record Full Page tab and then press the record button.
Install SpokenText Chrome Extension
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SpokenText Firefox Extension
This Firefox extension allows you to easily record any text content you find while surfing the Internet or using your schools electronic library. Just select the text and click the Record Selected Text button from the SpokenText tool bar and you are done. It is that simple. You can also record any public web page you find while surfing the Internet by clicking the Record Web Page button in the tool bar.
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