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NaturalReader
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AI Voices - NaturalReader Home
NaturalReader: Free Text to Speech for Online, Mobile App, Commercial license and Education with AI voices.
Free Text to Speech Online with Realistic AI Voices
Convert text into ultra-realistic audio. Have any text read aloud with AI Voices. AI text reader for pdfs, books, documents, and webpages.
Free Text to Speech Online
NaturalReader is designed to make reading more accessible for individuals with dyslexia, ADHD and other reading-based learning differences. ... We strongly recommend that all customers try before you buy. You can try the application for free from this page or by clicking on the 'Online Reader' link ...
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AI Text to speech for commercial and business use. Use 200+ AI voices to create voiceover for training, eLearning, youtube and other videos.
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Apple App Store
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NaturalReader - Text To Speech App - App Store
NaturalReader is also an essential reading tool for those with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. By presenting the text both audibly and visually, readers can focus less on the act of reading, and more on the content they are reading.
Rating: 5 ​ - ​ 1 votes
Discussions

Do you use AI text to speech reader? My experience with Natural Reader
Just got Natural Reader - love it, wondering, with a long text file, can one start listening before it is finished "making" the file? More on reddit.com
🌐 r/LawSchool
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Kobo natural light ?
The research suggesting that blue light interferes with sleep is still developing, IMO. That feature alone isn't worth selecting for. On the other hand, the Carta screens really do make a difference and both readers have models using them. So the main difference is feature set. You seem to be of the opinion that Kindle offers more of them. I would contest this. Of the two, I consider Kobo the more "flexible" in terms of source of books (and formats supported) and some models incorporate Overdrive library lending software. I feel that I can be objective since I actually buy and use something besides one of those two. People tend to have "buy-in" biases towards the brand/model/OS etc. that they use. I don't suffer that in this case. Now if you want to know what I'd actually buy, that's a different question. More on reddit.com
🌐 r/ereader
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Anyone else having increasing problems with NaturalReader?
I've been using Natural Readers for a couple years now, I pay nearly $600 yearly to use it to create audio books for personal use and I agree that there's been a noticeable decrease in quality over time. The voices are really inconsistent with pronunciation, and sometimes ignore alterations made in the pronunciation editor, or just make weird noises every now and then, or will suddenly switch to a different accent than usual mid narration. Even worse, the LLM voices "still" have no way to direct it on what tone it should be using for a line, which is particularly annoying and also hard to believe, as they are far more expressive than the standard AI voices and it shouldn't be 'too' difficult to add a tag to the start of a line that gives it a clue as to how it should read it, such as [excited], [angry], [sad], etc. You'd think this would be even easier to accomplish since the LLM voices are advertised to take context into account, so it should read a tag like [angry] to know that its tone for that line... Should be angry. Yet no matter how I try to induce tone like this, the results are extremely mixed with it sometimes taking the hint, and others ignoring it completely, or forgetting halfway through the line that it's supposed to be angry. I've become increasingly dissatisfied with the service, and I can't find any way to circumvent these issues. I was expecting Natural Readers to be more advanced than it is by now, especially with its LLM voices which have been in beta for quite some time now with no discernable changes in their capabilities and a skyrocketing premium price as well as a decrease in the amount of credits you have per month to use the service. I don't want to, but I'm starting to think I need to find a different service that better suits my needs. More on reddit.com
🌐 r/TextToSpeech
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Natural Reader Rant
try outtloud audio reader and thank me later More on reddit.com
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Chrome Web Store
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NaturalReader - AI Text to Speech - Chrome Web Store
NaturalReader - Text To Speech, is a chrome extension that converts text online into natural sounding audio. Simply press play and have your Emails, Websites, PDFs, Google Docs and Kindle Books read aloud to you!
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Google Play
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NaturalReader - Text to Speech - Apps on Google Play
NaturalReader is also an essential reading tool for those with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. By presenting the text both audibly and visually, readers can focus less on the act of reading, and more on the content they are reading.
Rating: 4.4 ​ - ​ 51.7K votes
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Reddit
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r/LawSchool on Reddit: Do you use AI text to speech reader? My experience with Natural Reader
October 9, 2023 -

Hello!

I am a 1L, and similar to many of you wonderful folks I'm adjusting to the workloads. While I was used to working often even through weekends in my grassroots organizing work, this is another level.

Two weeks ago while taking yet another break away from my reading (eating, making tea, using the bathroom, grabbing things from my locker, going to buy food, notecards, etc.), and I decided to give a try an app that another 1L had recommended called Natural Reader.

It's an AI text to speech reader that is as simple as uploading pdfs, images (they can convert image to readable file), etc and then hearing them out loud. Adobe also has this feature but it feels very robotic and difficult to focus on. It has various different voices.

The free version lasts 5 minutes but even after that I was convinced. There's unfortunately no monthly membership - only a one-year ~$120 subscription fee. I purchased and in 25 minutes I was able to explain case from issue to facts to rule to application/reasoning to a friend without having actually read the case. Since then I used it every day. In the shower, on the subway, eating, running errands, etc. I definitely feel like I get my money's worth.

Since then my capacity to work has increased significantly while substantially reducing my stress because I get more done in less (or more? depending how you look at it) time actually reading and also utilize the opportunity to write out case briefs from memory of what I'd listened to and cross checking with the case itself.

Do you use AI text to speech tools? How has that benefited you? If not, consider it! There are probably better and cheaper ones than N.R., but it was the first I used. Life is busy and stressful enough as a 1L. We need all the tips and trick we can get.

Only downside is..I'm constantly studying.. oh well.

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Just got Natural Reader - love it, wondering, with a long text file, can one start listening before it is finished "making" the file?
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Naturalreader sucks soooo bad. I have been using Natural Reader for the last year and a half or so, and it has been 18 months of banging my head against a wall, from small daily bugs to bigger issues and a complete lack of customer support. I am currently trying to get them to fix an essential feature and they couldn't care less (expanded in point #2). I am at the end of my rope and so frustrated and don't know what else to do except make my experience public. Some of my biggest gripes: The annotations are so frustrating if you actually need to export them and use them. I spend hours every week formatting them by removing the extra text that's not the actual annotation, pasting them together to form cohesive sentences and thoughts, adding page numbers since the program puts the pdf doc page number instead of the article page number, even though half the time it can tell the article page number. Their customer support sucks. For example, my web app isn't showing the highlights right now so I can format them like I mentioned in #1. I contacted them and they say they are working on it but no resolution or urgency. Every day they don't fix it I am falling further behind on school because I can't use my notes because they don't make sense as fragments of a concept. Where does one concept begin and one end? I have begged them to help and they DGAF, said it may take weeks, but they are extremely dismissive. It’s like they don’t realize or don’t care about their responsibility to paying customers to make it useable! The "highlight added" box that pops up after you add a highlight is so janky and unnecessary, and impedes useability because you need to wait the three or so seconds for the box to go away before you can highlight (for some dumb reason). There used to be a tiny tiny X to close the box but they removed that too. The epitome of enshitification, I have no idea why they removed it. So you need to wait for the box to close, sometimes the area you need to highlight is short so you often need to wait and keep going back to get all the required pieces highlighted. It wastes so much time, is unnecessary, and not really realistic for folks with disabilities. I thought this was supposed to increase accessibility?? Other small bonus annoyances The buttons are glitchy and too small, especially for a TTS/accessibility device They should have a filter for numerical citations The page numbers should reflect the actual page numbers in the doc (They already have this technology!) It often pronounces the same word three different ways in one sentence
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Microsoft Store
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NaturalReader AI Text to Speech - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
NaturalReader is text to speech app that reads text, PDF, webpages, and eBooks aloud to you with our quality, natural-sounding AI voices. NaturalReader is an essential tool for those with dyslexia and other reading difficulties.
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Speechify
speechify.com › blog › alternatives-to-natural-reader-text-to-speech
Best alternatives to Natural Reader Text to Speech | Speechify
January 9, 2025 - NaturalReader is a versatile text-to-speech application that converts written text into natural-sounding voices. This powerful tool caters to a broad spectrum of users, from students and professionals to those with learning disabilities like ...
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App Store
apps.apple.com › bh › app › naturalreader-text-to-speech › id1487572960
‎NaturalReader - Text To Speech on the App Store
August 10, 2020 - ‎Have your books, PDFs and more ... NaturalReader is a mobile app that can read aloud a variety of texts like PDFs, online articles, cloud documents, even images taken by your camera and so many more....
Rating: 4.6 ​ - ​ 5 votes
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YouTube
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How to use Natural Reader - YouTube
Learn how to use Natural Reader, a text-to-speech app that reads text out loud.Find this lesson and more helpful digital literacy resources at https://www.ab...
Published   May 1, 2025
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YouTube
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Natural Reader Chrome Extension - YouTube
Brian Norton, Director of Assistive Technology, at Easterseals Crossroads shows us Natural Reader Chrome Extension, which is an extension that uses AI to con...
Published   October 29, 2023
Views   738
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NaturalReader
naturalreader.net
NaturalReader
NaturalReader: Free Text to Speech for Online, Mobile App, Commercial license and Education with AI voices.
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Speechify
speechify.com › product-reviews › natural-reader
Natural Reader | Speechify
March 25, 2024 - NaturalReader is a Text-to-Speech program that converts written text into natural-sounding audio. It supports multiple file types including PDF, Word, and web pages, and offers both desktop and online versions.
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Murf AI
murf.ai › blog › natural-readers-alternatives
The #1 Natural Readers Alternative is Murf AI
February 28, 2025 - Murf provides its users with the commercial rights to use the voiceovers generated on the platform for videos on YouTube or any other channel. Natural Readers, on the other hand, offers what is known as Natural Readers Commercial which allows you to use the application and voices for commercial or public use and any redistribution purposes.
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TTSReader
ttsreader.com › text to speech (tts) reader. online. accurate. free.
TTSReader | Text To Speech Reader Online. Accurate & Free
September 4, 2025 - Free online Text To Speech Reader. Accurate with natural voices, multilingual. Listen online, download speech & publish. Unlimited characters.