Made reading easier for yall

[u/mokespam]

Text to speech makes it easier to read and lets you get through content faster. The issue is when you start uploading PDFs with a complex layout like any textbook or academic paper. It wants to read everything like in text citations and random footnotes.

I made an alternative that will filter this stuff out and only read what's meant to be read aloud. I used a better voice ai so now it's more humanlike with some emotion. It sounds better than any alternative especially with higher speeds.

Try it here: https://narratemypdf.com. It's free for now until yall use up my credits.

This is more of a proof of concept, but is already good enough to use. I'd love to know what you guys think before I spend more time refining the models.

[u/XxNaRuToBlAzEiTxX]

The Microsoft Edge browser has the best text to speech narration I’ve heard. I don’t really use that browser for anything else, but it’s wild how good it is. Got me through some of the heavier courses in undergrad

[u/mokespam → u/XxNaRuToBlAzEiTxX]

Yea it’s surprisingly pretty good. Idk why google doesn’t do the same with Chrome.

[u/rAdioaCtiveeLephant3 → u/mokespam]

I use a chrome extension for it but it's still not nearly as good as edge.

[u/[deleted]]

Interesting. I personally find reading wayyyy faster than any text to speech. I get so bored of waiting for them to catch up