Voice & Audio

NaturalReader Review: Features, Pricing & Use Cases

Text-to-speech tool that turns text, PDFs and webpages into audio, makes voiceovers from scripts, and can clone your voice.

What it does

NaturalReader converts text, PDFs, images and webpages into audio. It offers a commercial AI voice generator for voiceovers, supports over 90 languages, and includes AI study features such as podcast, recap, chat and quizzes. It is available on the web, as iOS and Android apps and as a browser extension, with an EDU edition for schools.

Key features

  • Document and webpage reading Reads text, PDFs, images, webpages and physical books aloud as audio.
  • Commercial voiceovers Turns written scripts into voiceover audio for videos, ads and other business use.
  • Voice cloning Lets users upload or record their own voice to make a custom AI voice.
  • Voice design prompts Customizes delivery, tone, emotion and accent of HD voices from a written description.
  • Multilingual voices Voices speak in more than 90 languages.
  • AI Recap Produces a concise summary of a document's key takeaways.
  • MP3 download Exports audio files to MP3 for offline listening.
  • OCR camera scanner Scans physical books and documents so they can be read aloud.

What marketers use it for

  • Create voiceover audio from scripts for YouTube videos, ads and social media.

Pricing plans

  • Free (Personal) Free free forever plan
  • EDU Free Group License Free for selected student groups; no cost
  • EDU Plus Group Plan $299 /year 1-5 users
  • EDU Lite Group Plan $599 /year 50 users
  • EDU Lite Site License $3300 starting from, with 2000 students; pricing based on total student enrollment

The 30-day free trial applies to NaturalReader EDU.

Capabilities and integrations

Sources

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