Article.Audio

Article.Audio converts written web articles into spoken audio. You paste a web link, choose a language and a voice, and the service produces a natural sounding narration you can listen to instead of reading. It is built on the text to speech technology of Thundercontent, and the vendor describes support for more than 140 languages and regional variants, including many English, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch and French options. The tool is useful for people who save long reads and want to take them in while commuting, exercising or doing other tasks, and for publishers or writers who want an audio version of a post without recording it. The workflow is deliberately short: a link in, an audio file out, with no editing studio to learn. Access starts with a sign in through Google or an email address, and some features sit behind an upgrade to a Pro tier. Pricing is not published on the site. The vendor shows an upgrade prompt for Article.Audio Pro and has offered a discount to Product Hunt visitors, but no plan prices or free tier limits are listed, so check the product directly before relying on any cost. One limitation worth noting is that the home page presents the service as an article reader rather than a video product, so the video tools category it is filed under in the registry may not be the best fit.