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PDF to podcast

PDF to conversation, then you listen. Free to start.

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Turn a PDF into a podcast-style conversation you actually listen to. Upload a research paper, lecture notes, a textbook chapter, or a report, and Reherz writes a two-host conversation that unpacks the material — then generates the audio. It is not a robotic read-aloud and not a summary you still have to read: it is PDF to conversation — PDF to audio as a real discussion, with the hosts questioning the weak points and connecting the ideas.

Students use it to turn lecture notes into a podcast before an exam. Researchers turn a paper into a conversation for the commute. If you have ever wanted to turn a PDF into a podcast without recording anything yourself, this is the zero-effort version: upload, generate, listen. No PDF? Paste notes or type a topic — that is text to podcast, same AI podcast generator.

How to turn a PDF into a podcast

  1. Upload your PDF

    Drop in a research paper, lecture notes, a textbook chapter, slides, or a report — or just type the topic. Text-based PDFs work best.

  2. Reherz writes the conversation

    Two hosts unpack the material: the key arguments, the caveats, the parts an abstract skips. You pick the length — about 2, 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes.

  3. Listen anywhere

    Generate the audio, pick the voices, and listen in your headphones — or send the share link to anyone. Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.

Reherz vs NotebookLM Audio Overviews

Google's NotebookLM popularized turning documents into audio, and if you want a quick auto-generated overview of a source, it is a fine tool. Reherz is built for a different moment: when you need the material worked over out loud, at the length you choose, in the voices and language you choose — and when the same upload should also be able to challenge you, not just brief you.

  • Pick the episode length — about 2, 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes — instead of accepting whatever length is generated.
  • Choose the voices from a catalog rather than fixed hosts.
  • The same PDF can also drive a mock interview, a thesis-defense Q&A, or a pitch Q&A — hearing your material challenged, not only summarized.
  • Every episode gets a share link, so a classmate, student, or teammate can listen without an account.
  • Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.

PDF to podcast — FAQ

How do I turn a PDF into a podcast?
Upload the PDF on this page (or type your topic), pick a length, and generate. Reherz writes a two-host conversation from the document and produces the audio. You can listen on the page, save it, or share it with a link.
How long can the podcast be?
You choose: about 2, 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes. Short episodes work well for a single paper or chapter; longer ones give the hosts room to dig into arguments and counterpoints.
What kinds of PDFs work?
Research papers, lecture notes, textbook chapters, reports, slide exports, and assigned readings. Any PDF with selectable text works; image-only scans are not a good fit.
Is PDF to podcast free?
Free to start — you get free credits when you sign up, and paid plans add more.
What languages are supported?
Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.
How is this different from text-to-speech?
Text-to-speech reads the document word for word. Reherz writes a new conversation about the document — two hosts summarize, question, and connect the ideas — so a 40-page paper becomes a focused discussion instead of an hour of monotone reading.
Can I do text to podcast without a PDF?
Yes. Type notes or paste text in the box — same AI podcast generator. PDF to podcast is the usual search; text to podcast is the same product when you do not have a file.
Can I share the episode?
Yes. Every generated episode has a share link anyone can open and listen to — no account needed on their side.
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