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Chat with any PDF, ask questions, summarize and extract insights effortlessly.OpenWilliam Lowe🙏 120 karmaJul 6, 2024@ChatPDF.aeThe maximum number of pdf pages for the free tier is 10, which is a bit small. Generally, I think people need this service for pdf documents over 50 pages or so. -
Yes we do so much researching in ny job. Wish we could use this to summarise long email chains
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I really enjoy Article Reader AI, it's a no-frills article/pdf converter to narrated audio. The voices are excellent and there are no crazy expensive yearly commitment to use it. Perfect for multitasking and staying productive during my busy days!
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As tempting as it is, why pay for it if Google AI Studio (https://aistudio.google.com/generate-speech) offers the same for free? Nothing beats "gratis!" Besides, which author can afford so many monthly payments if he or she is not Steven King, who'd rather buy a whole studio with a dozen professional human narrators? ;-) THX
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only provide from url, rest asking to get premium account.
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Read aloud PDFs, GDocs, & more using text-to-speech to boost productivityOpengreat app, in school that is fully online to career switch and this app has really saved my degree. it helps me do all my assigned readings alongside my busy job, and has been a lifesaver. -
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Very unnatural and hard to listen to voice and free limits that are way too low
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There is no way to tell how good this AI Text to MP3 service is without paying up front. Maybe it's good, maybe it's not.
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Product seems to have been changed entirely. It's now an iOS only, CYOA story generator, no longer related to audiobooks at all.
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Can't see the PRICING page anywhere unless I make an account. OK, but why PAY for it if Google AI Studio (https://aistudio.google.com/generate-speech) offers the same for free? Nothing beats "gratis!" Besides, which author can afford so many monthly payments if he or she is not Steven King, who'd rather buy a whole studio with a dozen professional human narrators? ;-) THX
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