Liso
Turn web text into listenable audioListen to any web article, hands-free
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Listen to saved news articles during a commute
- Turn book chapters into audio to study while running
- Give visually impaired readers an audio version of web novels
How to use it
- 1 Install the Liso extension from the Chrome Web Store
- 2 Link your account with a pairing code in the extension
- 3 Select text on any page and send it to Liso
- 4 Play it in your audio library, choose a voice, and set speed
Who it is for
Pros
- Free trial with 5 listens per month, no credit card
- Works across many web platforms
- Offline download supports listening on the go
Limitations
- Free tier is limited to 5 listens per month; Pro is paid and terms can change
- Voice quality and pacing vary by content
- Some sites may block text selection or extensions
What Liso is
Liso is a tool that converts text content on the web into audio you can listen to right away. Using the Chrome extension, you select text on any page and send it to Liso, or you paste text straight into the app, and it becomes natural-sounding audio within seconds. It supports many platforms such as Substack, Medium, X, Notion, Wikipedia, and WordPress, and it offers several AI voices with playback speed from 0.75x to 2x. You can download content for offline listening and organize it into folders. It offers a free trial with 5 listens per month and no credit card, with a Pro plan for unlimited listening.
What you can do with it
- Turn any web article or page into audio in seconds
- Select text on a page and send it with one click
- Choose voices and adjust speed from 0.75x to 2x
- Download audio for offline listening
Who it is for
- Busy people who want to listen during fragmented time
- Students turning study material into audio
- Visually impaired users who need an audio reading path
What to watch out for
The free tier is limited to 5 listens per month, and the Pro plan is paid with terms that can change, so confirm current pricing if you need more. Voice quality and pacing vary by content, so dense or technical text may be harder to follow by ear. Some sites may block text selection or restrict extensions, so not every page will work smoothly. Treat it as a way to reuse reading time, not a replacement for careful study of complex material. Behavior may vary across browsers and devices, so test before production use and consult the help docs if errors appear.
FAQ
Is there a free option?
Yes. It offers a free trial with 5 listens per month and no credit card; Liso Pro unlocks unlimited listening.
Which sites does it work on?
It supports many platforms such as Substack, Medium, X, Notion, Wikipedia, and WordPress.
Can I listen offline?
Yes. You can download listening content for offline playback.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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