Turns documents, links, or topics into a multi-speaker podcast episode with AI voices.
ZenMic is a text-to-podcast generator: paste in a document, URL, image, or topic and it drafts a script, lets you edit the dialogue, then renders it with a choice of more than thirty AI voices across several languages including English, Hindi, Arabic, and French. Output can be downloaded as MP3 or published through an auto-generated RSS feed to normal podcast platforms, and a REST API is available for teams that want to automate the process. Pricing runs from a limited one-month free trial to a nineteen-dollar-a-month plan with no watermarks and commercial rights, plus a discounted annual option for early users.
$19/month buys 100 minutes of audio, all custom voices, commercial rights, and no watermark; the $99/year early-supporter rate is capped to a handful of customers.
Use tool ↗ZenMic is a straightforward document-to-podcast tool: the free trial is enough to judge voice quality, and the paid tier removes the ten-minute monthly cap and adds commercial usage rights. The rough edge is that every plan shares the same feature set, so the only thing you're paying for is more monthly minutes, and the discounted annual price is explicitly limited to a small number of early customers.
Watch out: The discounted annual plan is explicitly capped to a handful of early customers, so the price shown may not be available later.
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