Audiolizer

Audiolizer turns academic papers into narrated audio explanations. The workflow described on its website starts with a PDF upload or an arXiv link, followed by AI processing and an audio result available in a personal gallery or through a podcast export. Its stated focus is explaining research rather than simply reading every line aloud. The service describes plain-language treatment of formulas, tables and figures, adjustable explanation depth, and chapter navigation for returning to particular sections. It also says that references are skipped automatically. These choices can make it useful for an initial listening pass during a commute or for revisiting a selected part of a paper. They also mean the audio is an interpretation of the source: verify equations, qualifications and cited results against the original document before using them in research. The homepage offers a limited paper-conversion trial and paid access, with plan details alongside the conversion entry. Our review checked that public description and the stated input and output workflow; it did not upload a paper or test whether a generated explanation preserves the original argument.