Liso
Liso converts highlighted web text into audio using AI voices.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-01- Price & billing
The homepage states free to start with 5 listens a month and no card needed, and describes Liso Pro as unlocking unlimited listens, every premium voice, and offline downloads; the Pro dollar price was not stated in the homepage copy reviewed.
- Free allowance
The homepage states free to start with 5 listens a month and no card needed, and describes Liso Pro as unlocking unlimited listens, every premium voice, and offline downloads; the Pro dollar price was not stated in the homepage copy reviewed.
- Best suited to
Turning a web reading backlog into listenable audio
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Turning a web reading backlog into listenable audio
Limits and trade-offs
['Free use is limited to 5 listens a month', 'The Pro dollar price was not stated in the homepage copy reviewed', 'Voice quality and site coverage were not independently tested here']
Plans and free allowances
The homepage states free to start with 5 listens a month and no card needed, and describes Liso Pro as unlocking unlimited listens, every premium voice, and offline downloads; the Pro dollar price was not stated in the homepage copy reviewed.
Evidence
Liso homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-01)
Official published page review; no authenticated product test
Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-01. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Liso
Liso turns anything you read on the web into audio, so articles, newsletters, blog posts, and social posts become a personal listening list. Users highlight text, send it with the Chrome extension or paste it into the app, then listen with natural voices, speed control from 0.75x to 2x, and automatic resume across devices. It is free to start with 5 listens a month and no card needed, while Liso Pro unlocks unlimited listens, premium voices, and offline downloads.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Liso
- Readers with a backlog of articles and newsletters they never finish
- Commuters who prefer listening to long web text on the go
- People who want one listening library built from many sites
When to choose something else
- Heavy listeners who will quickly exceed 5 free listens a month
- Users who need audio without highlighting web text or pasting it into the app
A practical starting workflow
- Highlight text on any website, or paste text straight into the app
- Send it to Liso with the right-click Listen with Liso option or the app
- Press play and choose a voice and playback speed
- Resume later from the saved spot, or download a listen for offline playback
Check before committing
- Vendor claims about voice naturalness are vendor statements, not independent guarantees
- Prices and features may change; the Pro dollar price was not stated in the homepage copy reviewed
- The source base is thin: only the official homepage was reviewed, with no authenticated product test
Common questions
What can I turn into audio with Liso?
Anything with text: articles, newsletters, Substacks, blog posts, threads, docs, or a paragraph pasted in directly; if you can read it, Liso can speak it.
Do I need the Chrome extension?
No. You can paste text straight into the app; the extension just makes it one-click from any website through highlight and right-click.
Is Liso free?
You can create your first few listens for free, with 5 listens a month and no card needed to start; Liso Pro unlocks unlimited listens, every premium voice, and offline downloads.
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Sources and checks
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