Speecho turns an article, a chapter, your notes or a PDF, Word or EPUB file into a conversation between two AI hosts. They go through the text in its own order, asking and answering instead of reading it aloud, and stick to what it says. You get the script first: check it, edit any line, then voice it into one MP3 of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes.
Make a podcast from text →No recording, no microphone, and nothing is voiced until you have read the script.
Short dialogues written by hand and voiced in the Dialogue editor, the same place your podcast script is voiced. Premium voices.
Voices: Anna (Jessica), Tom (Mark)
Voices: さくら (Morioki), けんた (Hinata)
Anything you would rather hear than read.
A week of reading and no time to sit down with it.
Now: each chapter talked through on the bus, point by point, in the chapter's own order.
Saved articles pile up, and a 30-page report waits for a quiet afternoon.
Now: two hosts walk through the argument while you cook, drive or walk.
Readers ask for an audio version, and recording one every week takes an afternoon.
Now: an episode made from the post you already wrote, checked and edited before it goes out.
A policy update or an onboarding guide that nobody reads to the end.
Now: a short episode built only from the document, for people to play on the way to work.
The source is in English, and your listeners speak Spanish.
Now: choose the script language, and the hosts discuss the text in it.
A two-host script that starts from a blank page takes hours.
Now: a script built from your notes, rewritten line by line in the editor, then voiced.
Two separate charges: the script, by its length and the length of your text, and the voicing, by the length of the script. Both show on the button before anything is charged.
A long episode is voiced in portions: you hear the first ~5,000 characters before paying for the rest. All prices on the pricing page →
Open Text to speech in Speecho and press “Make a podcast from text”. Paste a text or open a PDF, Word or EPUB file, pick the two hosts, a length of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes and a language, and write the script. It opens in the Dialogue editor, where you check it, change lines or voices, and voice it into one MP3.
Two parts. The script costs 15, 25 or 40 credits for about 5, 10 or 20 minutes, plus 1 credit per 3,000 characters of your text: 16 to 60 in all. Voicing costs what any dialogue costs: 50, 110 or 160 credits per 1,000 characters on Standard, Enhanced or Premium voices. A 10-minute episode is about 9,000 characters: about 450 credits on Standard or 990 on Enhanced. Packs start at $5 for 2,400 credits; credits never expire and there is no subscription.
You choose about 5, 10 or 20 minutes; the length is approximate, so an episode can come out a little shorter or longer. The text can be 300 to 60,000 characters. A longer text is cut at 60,000 characters, the script covers only its beginning, and the app tells you so.
The script is written in the language of your text, or in another one you choose: an English article can become an episode in Spanish. The voices come in three quality tiers and many languages, and you can give each host any voice you like.
They are told to stick to what the text says, in its order, and to discuss it rather than add to it. The script is still written by AI and can get a detail wrong, a name, a number or a nuance, so read it in the editor before you voice it. Editing lines is free: you pay for voicing only when you start it.
Yes. It opens in the Dialogue editor as lines for each host. Rewrite or delete lines, add your own, rename the hosts or give them other voices, and hear every voice free before you voice anything.
Paste any text, or open a PDF, Word (DOCX) or EPUB file. The file opens in the text box first and is read by your browser, so you can see the text and cut what you do not need before the script is written.
Yes. Generation runs on the paid commercial API tiers of our voice providers, whose terms permit commercial use of the generated audio. You are responsible for the content of the script and for having the right to use the text you start from.
Paste a text, check the script, voice it. A script costs from 16 credits, and you hear the start of the episode before you pay for the rest.
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