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Reads documents, PDFs, web pages and photos aloud in 90+ languages, with voice cloning on paid plans
NaturalReader, from Canada's NaturalSoft, turns documents, PDFs, web pages, images and photographed book pages into spoken audio, aimed mainly at students, dyslexic readers and professionals who prefer listening. Paid plans add LLM-trained voices in over 90 languages, cloning of up to two voices, MP3 export of a million characters a month, and study tools like recaps, podcasts and quizzes. It runs on the web, in iOS and Android apps, and as a Chrome extension. A free plan covers basic voices; personal tiers run $13.90-$25.90/month ($79-$159/year), with separate EDU and commercial licensing.
Personal plans: Lite $13.90/month or $79/year (1M MP3 characters/month, Lite voices); Plus $20.90/month or $119/year (Plus voices, clone 2 voices); Pro $25.90/month or $159/year (Pro voices, reading styles). Free forever plan for in-app listening; commercial and EDU versions priced separately.
Use tool ↗A listening-first TTS veteran that quietly modernized: OCR on photos and scans, cloned voices, and study aids make it stronger for reading support than for content production. Personal-plan audio is licensed for personal use only, so creators need the separately-priced commercial product, and there is no developer API.
Watch out: Prices differ by platform and region ('may vary slightly by region'), and app-store subscriptions can diverge from web pricing.
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