Audia › Listen to articles and news
Use case · iPhone and iPad
Listen to articles and news aloud
It doesn't have to be a book: Audia also turns web articles and news into audio, keeping only the reading content, with no menus or ads.
Two ways to import a web page
A newspaper or blog's website (for example, www.bbc.com): Audia adds its 10 most recent articles to a new folder.
A specific article's URL: Audia saves only its reading content as a new book, ready to read and listen to.
How to import it
Copy the link
From your browser or any app, copy the article's or newspaper's URL.
Add it in Audia
Tap the + button in your library, choose Add URL and paste the link.
Or share it straight from Safari
On any page, tap “Share” and choose Audia from the share sheet: it's saved just as if you'd pasted the link by hand.
Listen whenever you like
Downloading the article needs a connection; after that you can listen offline like any other book. At the end there's an “Original article” link to see it exactly as it was, with its images.
FAQ
Do I need internet to listen to the article?+
Only to download it the first time. Once imported, it plays offline like any other book.
Which pages work?+
Newspapers, blogs and most article pages. If you paste a publication's full website, Audia adds its 10 most recent articles to a folder.
Can I share it directly from Safari?+
Yes. Tap “Share” on any page and choose Audia from the share sheet.
Can I see the original page?+
Yes, at the end of any imported article there's an “Original article” link that opens it in Safari exactly as it was.
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Try it yourself
Listen to your next read, whether it's a book or an article.
Free on the App Store, no account or card needed.