Ad Auris
Ad Auris converts written and visual content into audio and subtitle formats, helping publishers, bloggers, educators, and visually‑impaired users access material in a more inclusive way.
About this tool
Ad Auris is built to turn written articles, blog posts, and educational material into spoken audio, making it easier for visually‑impaired audiences and listeners who prefer audio formats. The service also creates subtitles from video footage, expanding accessibility for hearing‑impaired users and improving searchability of video content.
Beyond simple conversion, the platform lets users modify playback speed for audio files and provides analytics that monitor how transcribed content is consumed. Integration with popular distribution services and content management systems enables creators to publish directly to podcast platforms and websites.
What you can do
Text‑to‑Audio Transcription
Transforms written documents into natural‑sounding speech, producing audio files that can be streamed or downloaded for offline listening.
Video‑to‑Subtitle Generation
Analyzes uploaded video footage and creates synchronized subtitle tracks, supporting accessibility and improving discoverability.
Playback Speed Adjustment
Allows listeners to increase or decrease audio playback speed without distorting voice quality, catering to different listening preferences.
Who is it for?
- A publisher can automatically generate audio versions of news articles, then distribute them through Spotify and Apple Podcasts to reach commuters and visually‑impaired readers.
- Educators can upload lecture videos and receive subtitle files, enabling students with hearing impairments to follow along and allowing the content to be indexed for search.
- Bloggers can convert long‑form posts into podcast episodes, adjust the playback speed for audience preference, and monitor listener engagement through built‑in analytics.
Before you choose
How does the platform handle data privacy for uploaded text, video, and audio files, especially when integrating with external services?
What limits, if any, exist on the length or size of content that can be processed in a single transcription request?
Frequently asked questions
What file formats are accepted for video transcription?
Ad Auris accepts common video containers such as MP4, MOV, and AVI. The system extracts the visual track and produces subtitle files in standard formats like SRT or VTT, which can be attached to the original video or used independently.
Can I customize the voice used for text‑to‑speech conversion?
The service provides a selection of pre‑configured voice profiles. Users can choose among these options when generating audio, but the platform does not currently support uploading custom voice models.
How are performance metrics reported for transcribed content?
Analytics track plays, completion rates, and average listening speed for each audio file. The data is presented in a dashboard that can be filtered by date range, distribution channel, or content type, helping creators understand audience behavior.
Check the official website for current features, pricing, and terms.
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