URL to Audio

URL to Audio converts the readable text of a webpage, or any text you paste, into spoken audio narration you can listen to or download as a WAV file. The tool extracts the main body content from the page, strips out navigation, ads, and boilerplate, then synthesizes a natural-sounding voice track using the open-source Kokoro text-to-speech model.

Speech synthesis runs entirely in your browser. The first time you generate audio, the compact Kokoro voice model (about 86 MB) downloads from the Hugging Face hub and is cached for future use, after which it runs offline using WebAssembly — your text and the resulting audio never leave your device. You can choose between multiple American and British voices and adjust the speaking speed before generating.

This is genuinely useful for accessibility, for people with visual impairments or reading difficulties, and for anyone who wants to consume content hands-free while commuting, exercising, or doing chores. Students and researchers also use it to turn reference material into a listenable format, and writers use it to hear how their own published prose flows aloud.

For the cleanest narration, target pages with substantial readable text and avoid pages that are mostly menus, forms, or dynamic widgets. If you only need the text itself rather than audio, the AI Summarizer can condense the page first, and if you want to read on the go instead of listen, URL to PDF produces an offline document version.