Text, PDF, and image to speech
Convert typed text, PDFs, images, and uploaded documents into speech so you can listen instead of reading.
Crikk is a text-to-speech app that turns text, PDFs, images, and documents into natural-sounding audio with read-along highlighting and playback controls.
Crikk is a text-to-speech product that turns text, PDFs, images, and documents into natural-sounding audio. It is positioned for people who want to listen while reading, or simply listen instead of reading, on Android, iOS, and the web.
The product emphasizes follow-along reading, adjustable playback speed, and a broad voice catalog. The pricing page shows guest, free, and Pro options for individual users, plus a separate API plan for developers who want to build speech generation into their own products.
Convert typed text, PDFs, images, and uploaded documents into speech so you can listen instead of reading.
The reader highlights sentences and words as it plays audio, which supports follow-along listening.
Adjust speaking speed up to 4X on the homepage, or slow down and speed up playback on the text-to-speech page.
Choose from a large voice catalog, including 317 voices on the pricing page and multiple sample voices on the text-to-speech page.
The homepage says Crikk covers major languages and the text-to-speech page describes multilingual voices and 90+ languages.
The site offers Android, iOS, web, and a developer API plan for programmatic speech generation.
Upload reading material and listen while following along with highlighted words and sentences, which fits study sessions and review workflows.
Turn articles, books, and documents into audio so they can be consumed while commuting, exercising, or doing chores.
Create voiceovers from text with adjustable speaking styles and pitch for videos, presentations, or other content.
Use the API plan to generate speech programmatically at scale inside another product or internal workflow.
Convert text into audio in multiple languages and accents for audiences that need multilingual speech output.
Yes. The homepage says you can sign up for free, and the FAQ notes that no credit card is required. The pricing page also shows a free registered-user plan and a guest mode.
Crikk can turn text, PDFs, images, and other documents into natural-sounding audio. The homepage and download page both describe this document-to-speech workflow.
The site shows Crikk on Android, iOS, and web. The download page points to Google Play and the App Store, and the homepage also mentions a web app.
The homepage says the reader highlights sentences and words as it reads, which lets you follow along while listening.
The pricing page includes an API plan for developers at $100 per month with unlimited generation, 100 parallel requests, and up to 12,000 characters per request. The site frames this as a way to build Crikk into another product.