GetAudify

What is GetAudify?

GetAudify is a powerful AI-based Chrome extension designed to enhance productivity and information consumption for professionals, students, and enthusiasts. It offers features such as text summarization, text-to-voice conversion, Q&A from text and images, code analysis, and image analysis. The platform also includes a dashboard for managing credits, API keys, and viewing usage history. It aims to help users summarize large content, convert images to text, ask questions, and enjoy multilingual capabilities with customized tones.

How to use GetAudify?

To use GetAudify, first create a free account to receive 20 free credits and generate an API key from the dashboard. Next, download the GetAudify Chrome extension and sign in using your API key. To summarize content or convert it to voice, right-click on selected text or an image on a webpage and choose the ‘GetAudify’ option. For images, a popup will appear with summarization options like ‘Summary Only’ or ‘Summary with Voice’. To ask a question about text or an image, select it, right-click, choose ‘GetAudify’, and then ‘Ask Question’ to reveal a new question field. The dashboard, accessible via email and password login, allows you to manage your credits, settings, and API keys.

GetAudify’s Core Features

AI-powered text summarization Text-to-voice conversion (narration) with dual voices (male/female), customizable tone, and multilingual support Q&A functionality for text and images Image analysis (summarize images, convert images to text) Code analysis Dashboard for credit management, API key generation, and usage history tracking Instant summarization and voice generation

GetAudify’s Use Cases

• Enhancing productivity and information consumption for professionals and students.
• Summarizing lengthy articles, documents, or web content quickly.
• Converting written content into audio for easier consumption.
• Getting quick answers from text or images on a webpage.
• Managing and tracking content summarization and voice generation history.
• Assisting students, researchers, and programmers in understanding complex or lengthy content efficiently.