PDF Audio Reader

Text-to-speech (TTS) is a technology that converts written text into spoken audio. Audeus uses TTS to read PDFs, Word documents, ebooks, and other text aloud while users follow along.

Listening while reading can help improve focus, reduce reading fatigue, and make it easier to work through lengthy documents. Audeus helps students and professionals manage their reading tasks.

Yes, Audeus automatically saves your reading position so you can pause and resume listening without losing your place.

Yes, Audeus estimates the listening time for each document based on your selected playback speed, helping you plan your reading sessions.

You can use Audeus directly through a web browser without installing software. Mobile apps and browser extensions are also available.

Audeus offers a 3-day trial of its Pro features at no cost. After the trial, the selected paid plan begins automatically unless canceled before the trial ends.

You can cancel your Audeus subscription through the settings menu within the app.

Yes, you can log in to your account and reactivate your plan. Your files and preferences will be preserved.

Audeus accepts all major credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Yes, Audeus offers volume-based pricing for teams, businesses, and educational institutions. Contact the Audeus team to discuss customized pricing.

Yes, Audeus is accessible through web browsers and offers mobile applications for iOS and Android devices.

Yes, you can contact the Audeus team through the contact page on the official website.

Yes, we prioritize the original view of the PDF because we know that PDFs are best read in how they are intended, and preserving their format and being able to do text to speech layered on top. Extracting the content from the PDF and rendering it differently than the original document is also another option, but we prioritize the original PDF reader experience given the range of PDFs that are available.

Make sure that it includes word level sync text highlighting and the original view of the document as an option. We think that those are sensible defaults, PDF is a file format that when using extraction will not be perfect and interpreting and reading the actual document is closer to how an author often intends it. We always give the option to switch between both as mobile is better suited for different viewing preferences.

This increases engagement and keeps you in flow. Word level highlighting also refers to making sure the block is at the word level and not just the sentence level so your gaze is able to follow along the audio precisely. This helps with both focus and makes the experience more engaging vs. only having sentence level highlighting.

You can use a PDF reader that allows for text to speech. Audeus is a PDF reader that lets you listen to your PDFs and makes the experience engaging as you are able to customize playback speed, voices, and much more!

The best device is the device you have, of course. We think for desktop, PDF is best, whereas on mobile, PDFs can often be hard to read in their original form and have to be transformed into a re-flowable format to adjust the text size and make it easier to read.

You can use the Audeus PDF to audio app to listen to your PDF documents out loud. We have many people do this to get their reading assignments done faster and rest their eyes. Our app is an AI that can read PDFs out loud to you.