A 01 · Prepare
Set up a studio.
Pick voices, define the style, set the language. Do it once — it stays your signature for every future cast.
Upload your textbook. Two voices turn it into a German-language podcast — not the ten-minute summary, but the whole book, chapter by chapter. Straight into your private feed.
Read the script for free — you only pay for the audio, at the exact price. No subscription, you add credit. Up to €5 off your first episode; if something goes wrong, you get your credit back.
Pick voices, define the style, set the language. Do it once — it stays your signature for every future cast.
Textbook, lecture notes, whitepaper. Synthcast reads, structures, plans chapters — you pick the level of detail and press start.
Finished episodes in the browser, a private RSS feed for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts. The audio stays yours.
Textbooks are denser than audiobooks. Lecture notes work in the library, but rarely on the way to work. Synthcast translates one into the other: silent paper becomes a conversation that keeps up with you.
Two voices lead the way — one asks, one explains. Your material decides the depth. You choose the level of detail, from a three-minute summary to the full chapter-by-chapter audiobook. Where other tools stop at the overview, we get started.
Synthcast speaks German: every podcast is generated as a natural German two-voice conversation — built for students and professionals in Germany, Austria and Switzerland who study German-language material.
What we don't do: sell your data, lock you into a subscription, or put your audio behind ads. You add credit, you spend it. That's it.
Dense exam material, little time — that's what Synthcast is built for. This is what it sounds like in your subject (articles in German):
Your subject isn't listed? It works with any textbook — just upload your PDF. All articles →
Comparing tools? NotebookLM · Jellypod · Podhoc · LearnCastAI · Scholarly — or read how a PDF becomes a podcast (in German).