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Add what to talk about
Paste it or open a TXT or PDF. The hosts only talk about what is in it.
Free tool
AI podcast generator, from your text.
Paste an article, your notes or a report, or open a PDF, and get it back as a podcast: two hosts talking it through, read by natural AI voices and saved as one MP3 with subtitles. In Chrome on a capable computer, its built-in AI writes the conversation; anywhere else you get a draft from the key sentences to edit. Everything runs in this tab, so your text is never uploaded.
1. What the episode is about
Episode
Checking for Chrome's built-in AI...
Step 2
Give each host a voice and make the audio
Speakers
Timing
Lines without a name are read by the Narrator. Words in [brackets] are not read.
Your text and the conversation stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Text in, podcast out.
02 / Script
A conversation to edit
Chrome's built-in AI writes it where it can; otherwise a draft is made from your key sentences. Change any line.
03 / Voices
Two voices, one MP3
Each host gets an AI voice. Set the pause, then save MP3 or WAV, and subtitles as SRT.
Questions
Good to know.
Which browsers can write the conversation with AI?
Chrome 148 and later on a computer that meets Google's requirements for its built-in AI (22 GB of free disk space, and a graphics card with more than 4 GB of memory, or 16 GB of memory and 4 cores). The first time, Chrome downloads its model once. In other browsers, the page makes a draft from the key sentences of your text, which you can edit.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Chrome's AI runs on your computer, and the voices run in this tab. The English voice engine is about 92 MB the first time and is kept for next time.
Can the AI make things up?
It is told to use only what your text says, but a small model can still get details wrong. Read the conversation against your text before you publish the episode.
Which voices and languages?
The conversation is written in English, and eight English voices are ready for the hosts. Our text to speech voices also speak Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Hindi and Bangla if you write the lines yourself.
Can I publish the podcast?
Yes, if you have the rights to the text. Every voice's licence allows commercial use; some ask for credit, listed on the text to speech page. Check your podcast host's rules about AI voices.