Free reads!
In honor of back-to-school, our five latest free reads are classics that regularly appear in AP English courses. Get them on our blog: paper2audio.com/posts/back-t…
ALT Image collage showing Paper2Audio's September free reads, including Age of Innocence, Shakespeare's Sonnets, A Tale of Two Cities, Wuthering Heights, and Crime and Punishment
September updates: Refreshed layout and menus
Redesigned player: Playback speed, table of contents, bookmarks, and sleep timer are now directly accessible while listening instead of buried in the “...” menu, with improved progress markers and timestamps.
Cleaner menus and lists: Document menus, queues, lists, and the mini player have been reorganized so common actions like voice settings, collections, downloads, exports, and reader/PDF tools are easier to find.
Improved Library organization: Documents are organized into Queue, Archived, and All views, with similar Active, Archived, and All views for collections.
Simpler navigation: A new bottom bar makes it easier to move between Library, Add, and Settings, with Add Document and Settings now opening as full pages.
Improved Library organization: Documents are organized into Queue, Archived, and All views, with similar Active, Archived, and All views for collections.
Simpler navigation: A new bottom bar makes it easier to move between Library, Add, and Settings, with Add Document and Settings now opening as full pages.
August Updates!
New Plus Plan feature: Transcript ExportExport a doc transcript as a Markdown file for use with other tools. “Export transcript” option is available in the document’s “...” menu (currently only available on web)
Bugs fixes and UI improvements, including:
-Better pronunciation and accents for our British English voices
-Playback highlighting now moves more smoothly from word to word
-App haptic feedback overhauled
-Documents can be reordered when a filter is active
Reader View improvements: Footnotes and references are now shown in the Reader View for PDFs. They appear in their original position in the text, visually distinct and are skipped during audio playback. No audio is generated for them; they are shown for reference only.
New visual element narration options: Choose how tables, math, and code are narrated. "Summary" (default) gives a concise summary, while "Read as is" reads the content verbatim. Or, you can skip narration for these elements during playback entirely.
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New Narrators!
We’ve added four voices to Paper2Audio, including a much-requested deeper male voice. It’s great for anyone who felt their docs need a little more gravitas or, let’s just say, any reading material where extra sultriness in the narration might be appreciated.