Audeus turns PDFs, documents, scans, screenshots, and other text into speech. It supports PDF, Word (DOCX), and non-DRM EPUB files, and advertises AI voices in more than 50 languages. While text is read aloud, it is highlighted; listeners can adjust playback speed, with Pro listing speeds up to 3.5x. Document tools include highlights, notes, comments, and shape markups for images and graphs. The app can scan printed material, including multiple pages in a batch. Audeus is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with an extension; the Chrome extension page mentions Google Docs and Gmail, and the pricing page lists Canva integration. The free plan includes standard voices, limited access to Pro voices, and limited document uploads. Pro is listed at 119.04 USD per year, billed annually, and includes a three-day trial that starts the selected plan automatically unless canceled. Enterprise pricing is volume-based for teams and institutions.
Who it is for
Audeus suits students, researchers, and executives with substantial reading workloads. Teams, companies, and educational institutions can ask about volume-based pricing.
What is good
- Reads PDF, Word, and non-DRM EPUB files aloud
- Advertises support for more than 50 languages
- Highlights spoken text and offers adjustable playback speed
- Scans printed material with batch scanning
- Includes notes, comments, and image markups
What to know first
- Free plan limits Pro voices and document uploads
- Pro trial lasts three days before automatic plan start
- Pro is billed annually at 119.04 USD per year
Verdict
Audeus combines text-to-speech with scanning and document annotation tools across web and mobile platforms. Review the free-plan limits and trial terms before choosing Pro.
Audeus plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI PDF assistants
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $9.92/mo
- Source citations
- Yes
- Scanned PDF support
- Yes
- Access platforms
- Web, iOS, Android, chrome_extension
