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Turn any web article into audio with one click. Listen in-browser, download as MP3, or add to your personal podcast feed. EarCast turns web articles into natural audio with one click. Open an article, click the EarCast icon, choose a voice, and listen in seconds. EarCast extracts the article text, generates natural audio, and gives you a floating player right on the page. You can also download the MP3, save articles in your local Library, or add converted articles to your private podcast RSS feed. Why EarCast is different Most read-aloud tools stop at in-browser playback. EarCast can turn your reading list into a private podcast feed. Add your feed once to a podcast app that supports custom RSS, and converted articles can appear like podcast episodes. Works with podcast apps that support custom RSS feeds, including Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Castro, and other RSS podcast apps. How it works Open any web article in Chrome. Click the EarCast icon. Review the detected title, word count, and listen time. Choose one of 6 natural voices. Preview the voice if you want. Click Convert to Audio. Listen in the page, download the MP3, save it in your Library, or add it to your private podcast feed. Core features One-click article to audio conversion 6 natural voice options: Nova, Alloy, Echo, Fable, Onyx, and Shimmer Voice previews before you convert Floating in-page audio player Play, pause, skip 15 seconds, drag, collapse, and change speed Download converted articles as MP3 files Local Library of converted articles Private podcast RSS feed Light, dark, and system color themes Smart article extraction using Mozilla Readability Free trial with 10 total article conversions No account or credit card required to start Pro plan for unlimited conversions and longer article support Good for Listening to long articles while commuting Catching up during walks, workouts, chores, or errands Reducing screen time and reading fatigue Turning research, newsletters, blogs, and documentation into audio Saving useful articles into a podcast-style workflow Making web articles easier to consume if you prefer listening Used by sites like: pigeonforgesnow.com knoxvilledumpsterrentals.com and bestofpigeonforge.com Privacy EarCast is designed to use the minimum data needed to generate audio. No behavioral advertising No sale of user data No browsing-history collection Article text is sent to EarCast only when you choose to convert it Settings, local history, and local audio cache are stored in your browser Podcast feed storage is used only to deliver converted audio episodes Free vs Pro Free: 10 total article conversions 6 AI voices Voice previews Floating player Speed control MP3 download Local Library Private podcast RSS feed Pro: Unlimited article conversions Longer article support Private podcast RSS feed Cloud audio delivery for podcast episodes Priority support Install EarCast and turn the web into something you can listen to. Release Notes: What's New In 0.4.0 Added voice previews Added first-run quick guide Added light, dark, and system themes Refreshed popup, player, and Library design Added clearer podcast feed setup instructions Improved conversion progress messaging Removed user-facing model/API settings What's New In 0.4.1 Improved post-conversion prompts, podcast feed setup feedback, upgrade messaging, review prompt timing, and clearer error states for unsupported pages or failed article extraction. What's new in 0.4.2: Refreshed the EarCast popup, Library, in-page player, and Settings design for a calmer listening workflow. Added clearer recovery options for pages EarCast cannot read, clarified private podcast feed guidance, added an easier Pro upgrade path in Settings, and introduced privacy-light local funnel counters without collecting article text or browsing history.
May 25, 2026
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