Lecture notes
Spoken lessons from uploaded slides or PDFs.
Teacher voice
Teacher-style AI learning from your documents
Hear explanations that sound like a clear instructor — structured sections, reflection questions, and natural voice audio grounded in your Summify analysis.
AI teacher voice
More than text-to-speech
Raw TTS on a summary paragraph feels flat. Summify builds a lesson script first — then synthesizes audio. That is teacher-style AI learning: pedagogical structure plus voice. Ideal for students and researchers reviewing complex PDFs.
From document to audio lesson
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Analyze your source
Upload a PDF, video, deck, or article and run an intelligence mode.
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Learn & quiz
Review Learn cards and optional quiz to anchor key ideas.
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Generate audio study
Create a teacher-style script and listen with natural voice audio.
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Review on the go
Replay, seek, and regenerate lessons without rereading the full PDF.
Lesson structure
Quick context
Orient the listener in seconds.
Key concepts
Three to five ideas with plain language.
Why it matters
Connect facts to stakes and use.
Reflection prompts
Three questions to close the loop.
Teacher-style use cases
Research papers
Hear argument structure before annotating.
Training decks
Narrated recap of PPTX uploads.
Frequently asked questions
What is Audio Study Mode?
Audio Study Mode turns your Summify analysis into a teacher-style spoken lesson — structured sections, reflection questions, and natural voice audio on Pro plans.
Can I convert a PDF into an audio lesson?
Yes. Summarize your PDF in the workspace, complete Learn cards, then generate an audio study session from the same analysis.
Is Audio Study available on the free plan?
Audio Study Mode is a Pro, Scholar, and Team feature. Free users can still summarize documents and use Learn cards and quizzes.
Does Audio Study work for non-English documents?
Summify reads sources in any language and produces English learning outputs — including audio lesson scripts for listening.