1. Selectable PDF Stream Extraction
Extracts native text streams from standard and multi-column PDFs entirely in memory without uploading files to external servers.
Turn PDF documents into clear spoken audio directly in your browser. Extract text locally, strip headers and footers, and read with natural speech pacing.
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100% browser-local processing · Zero files uploaded to any server
How our in-browser PDF parser filters noise and creates natural audiobooks.
Extracts native text streams from standard and multi-column PDFs entirely in memory without uploading files to external servers.
Automatically detects and removes repeating page headers, footers, page numbers (Page X of Y), and bracketed academic citations ([1], [2-4]).
Renders smooth spoken speech with calibrated paragraph breathing cushions and exports synchronized WebVTT, SRT subtitles, and formatted document scripts.
Explore the acoustic principles, speech synthesis prosody, and document reading workflows.
Time-stretch algorithms vs tape-speed resampling: how pitch-preserving phase vocoders keep speech intelligible at varied playback speeds.
The browser-local speech editing methodology: working in local memory, auditing splice cuts before export, and maintaining raw source masters.
A 5-point evaluation framework for voice tools: local processing privacy, reversible edits, dialogue-specific pacing controls, and uncompressed export.
Explore companion utilities for document narration, PDF extraction, and loudness mastering.
Technical details regarding browser speech synthesis, markdown parsing, and audio export.
AutoSilenceCut compares top and bottom text across sequential PDF pages. When it identifies recurring running headers or page number markers (such as 'Page 12 of 85'), it automatically removes them so your audio flows seamlessly without annoying interruptions.
No. The CleanDoc™ citation filter identifies bracketed numerical citations (e.g. [1], [14-16]) and author-year references (e.g. Vaswani et al., 2017) and cleanly excises them, allowing research papers to read like smooth audiobooks.
No. Because all decoding executes directly in your browser's WebAssembly and JavaScript engine, there are no artificial page caps, file size fees, or credit counters.
Yes. Zero bytes leave your browser. Processing occurs 100% locally in client memory and your document is never uploaded, making it fully safe for sensitive corporate documents, legal agreements, and medical literature.
Extract, read, and listen to PDF documents, articles, and text.
Convert custom text into natural speech with calibrated pause timing.
Extract text from images, textbook photos, and document scans into spoken audio.
Speed up document audio playback from 0.5x to 2.0x cleanly.
Ensure consistent loudness across multi-page document recordings.