tta1

tta1 is a text-to-speech reader for the web. Instead of reading long pages on a screen, you paste a link and listen. tta1 turns articles, X threads and PDFs into natural-sounding audio, read aloud in your language, so reading time becomes listening time.
How it works: paste the link to any article or X thread, or upload a PDF file, and tta1 reads it aloud in natural voices. There is nothing to install before you start and no need to copy and paste text by hand. You choose the language you want to hear, press play and listen.
Who it is for: tta1 is great for listening while commuting, studying or multitasking. If you have a backlog of long reads, research papers, newsletters or threads you never get around to, you can turn them into audio and listen while walking, cooking, exercising or travelling. Students can listen to study material and PDFs, while professionals can keep up with industry articles without sitting at a screen. Anyone who prefers listening to reading, or who wants to rest their eyes, can use it too.
Key features: natural-sounding voices that read articles aloud; support for X threads, so a long conversation becomes a single continuous listen; PDF upload, so documents are read to you as well as web pages; and listening in your own language, so content does not have to be read in the language it was written in.
Pricing: tta1 is freemium. A free tier is available so you can try it with your own links and files at no cost, and the Plus plan starts from $6 per month for people who want to listen more.
Why tta1: many text-to-speech tools are built around a single document type or a single language. tta1 aims to be a simple reader for the web that handles the things people actually want to listen to, including articles, X threads and PDFs, in one place and in their language. It is a handy alternative to Speechify for anyone who wants an easy way to turn reading into listening.
To get started, visit https://www.tta1.com/, paste an article or X thread link or upload a PDF, pick your language and press play. Listen to any article, in your language, whenever and wherever suits you best.