NaturalReader converts written material into spoken audio and supports files such as PDF, EPUB, DOC/DOCX, PPT/PPTX, Numbers, and Pages. It is available on the web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, as well as through an extension; mobile apps include offline mode. The service offers a free plan without a credit card, and the pricing note lists paid plans from $13.90/user/mo. AI voices support over 90 languages, and voice cloning is available. Users can download MP3 audio, while commercial plans also support WAV at 44.1 kHz. NaturalReader has personal, commercial, and education offerings. Personal plans are licensed for personal use and do not include access to the commercial AI Voice Generator; commercial plans include commercially licensed audio for business and public uses. EDU accounts let administrators manage students, teachers, and classrooms, and provide shared document libraries. Paid personal plans include web, mobile, and Chrome extension access. The company is identified as NaturalSoft Limited, also shown as Naturalsoft Ltd.
Who it is for
NaturalReader suits people who want written documents read aloud across desktop, mobile, or web platforms. Its commercial and EDU options may suit organizations needing licensed audio or administrator-managed student and document access.
What is good
- Free forever plan requires no credit card
- Mobile apps include offline mode
- AI voices support over 90 languages
- Commercial plans include commercially licensed audio
What to know first
- Personal plans are licensed for personal use only
- Personal plans exclude the commercial AI Voice Generator
- Commercial WAV exports are limited to commercial plans
- App-store prices may vary by region
Verdict
NaturalReader offers document-to-audio access across several platforms, with distinct personal, commercial, and education offerings. Check the license and plan limits to ensure the intended use and audio export options are included.
NaturalReader plans and pricing
All plansCompared on text-to-speech software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Languages
- 31 languages
- Voice cloning
- Yes
- Commercial use
- Yes
