VoicePal
Text-to-speech app that reads documents and web pages aloud with offline voices.
- SI Score
- 70/100
- Pricing
- Free
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
VoicePal is a text-to-speech application that reads documents, web pages and notes aloud using AI voices on your own device. It can scan printed text with OCR, convert text to MP3, and offers voices in over 60 languages. It is available on Windows, Mac and Android.
VoicePal turns documents, web pages and notes into speech on your own device. The site says voices run offline and that there is no subscription. A built-in browser reads online articles aloud, and you can save documents and web pages as MP3 files. OCR handles images, PDFs and scanned documents. Automatic word highlighting lets you follow along as text is narrated. The page lists over 60 languages and mentions a live translation feature. It also describes note-taking with Bluetooth controls and a library with bookmarks. The site does not state system requirements, an offline voice list, or a privacy policy. It also does not say whether an account is needed. Check voice availability and OCR accuracy on your own files before relying on it.
- Voices run on your own device and offline
- Reads web pages, documents and scanned text with OCR
- Converts text to MP3 files
- Over 60 languages to choose from
- System requirements and offline voice list are not stated
- No privacy policy or account requirement information on the page