Four ways in
Start from text, PDF/TXT, article URLs, or YouTube captions. We extract the substance so you can stay in flow.
Create podcasts instantly with natural, lifelike AI voices. Paste a topic, drop a file, or share a link — get a ready-to-publish episode.
From research notes to a two-host episode — without a mic, studio, or editing timeline.
Start from text, PDF/TXT, article URLs, or YouTube captions. We extract the substance so you can stay in flow.
Flip on AI Script for a structured host–guest dialogue, or paste your own labeled script and keep every line.
Pair male and female hosts, swap voices, preview samples, and synthesize with Fish Audio S2 Pro dialogue tags.
Generate MP3 with loudness-friendly settings, then play or download the episode without leaving the page.
Ship weekly shows, news digests, and product explainers without booking guests.
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Turn long videos into conversational audio companions for commuting audiences.
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Transform lessons and newsletters into educational episodes students can absorb on the go.
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Convert product docs and launch posts into branded explainers with two natural hosts.
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Repurpose blog archives into a backlog of episodes without rebuilding a recording stack.
Three steps from source to episode.
Paste a topic, upload a document, or drop an article / YouTube link.
Choose language, duration, category, and HD voices — keep AI Script on for auto dialogue.
We write the script, synthesize multi-speaker audio, then hand you play + download.
No. The generator uses AI voices. Pick HD speakers, generate, and download an MP3.
When enabled, Gemini turns your source into a natural host–guest dialogue. Turn it off to use your own script or labeled lines like “Alex: …”.
English, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, and Korean are available in the language control. Voice catalogs follow TextSpeech homepage voices per language.
Script generation uses Gemini on the server. Audio synthesis uses your TextSpeech credits through the existing multi-speaker TTS pipeline (S2 Pro).
Yes. YouTube captions and article text are extracted when available, then rewritten into a podcast episode.