On-page audio · text to podcast
Turn every article into a first-person audio asset.
Publish a natural-sounding "listen to this article" experience, voiced from the author's perspective, that lives on your site, lifts engagement, and prepares your content for AI search.
Copy-paste embed for Webflow, the WordPress plugin, or any CMS
Server-rendered transcript and JSON-LD schema for SEO
30 voice options, 24 styles, and 24 languages
your-blog.com / post
Listen player · embedded
Listen to this article
Two-voice · 6:24
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Host: Let's talk about the "listen to this article" player and how it fits into a publishing workflow. What stands out is that it isn't reading the article verbatim - it's a conversational, two-voice podcast built from the content.
Guest: Right, that's a shift from the typical read-aloud feature. Making the audio feel like a real discussion seems like it could make the content more approachable. Do you think it actually changes how readers engage?
Host: I do. When audio feels like a conversation, people pay closer attention. The script is written to sound like the author explaining the key ideas, which helps retention and time-on-page. And the analytics give you a nuanced picture - plays, pauses, completions.
Guest: What about SEO - does adding audio actually help rankings, or is it just accessibility?
Host: Both. There's a full server-rendered transcript as HTML so search engines crawl it easily, plus AudioObject and PodcastEpisode JSON-LD. So it's giving search systems more signals about content quality, not only an accessibility win.
Guest: And the transcript is a conversational rewrite, so you avoid duplicate-content issues while adding firsthand, E-E-A-T language. That's a smart way to package it.
2-voice
Conversational format, not a robotic read-aloud
30
Voice options, with 24 styles to match your tone
24
Languages, auto-detected or set by hand
4-10 min
Short or long cut, scaled to your source length
Why it helps SEO
Audio that search and answer engines can actually read.
A read-aloud button does nothing for search. This ships the audio with a crawlable transcript and structured data, so the work shows up where it counts.
Search & AI readability
Crawlable transcript
The full transcript is server-rendered HTML, so crawlers and LLMs read it without running JavaScript.
Structured data
AudioObject and PodcastEpisode JSON-LD, with transcript, duration, and content URL.
Content signals
E-E-A-T language
First-person phrasing like "I learned..." adds authentic experience signals.
Conversational long-tail
A two-voice dialogue naturally surfaces questions your article didn't spell out.
Quality & accessibility
Longer engagement
Plays, resumes, and completions keep people on the page, which signals usefulness.
No duplicate content
The transcript is a conversational rendering, never a copy of your article.
Engagement you can measure
See how readers actually listen, from first play to completion.
These behaviors signal real attention, longer time-on-page, and content that search systems classify as genuinely helpful. The events come from the same on-page player your readers use.
PlayPauseResumeProgressCompletion
No PII collected
Listener journey
Last 30 days
Played4,820 · 100%
Reached 25%3,610 · 75%
Reached 50%2,740 · 57%
Completed2,940 · 61%
3:58
avg. listen time
61%
finish the audio
+38%
time on page
What you get
Everything the player needs, in one snippet.
Hosted audio, a lightweight player, the transcript, schema, and analytics - generated from your page with no recording or separate workflow.
Short or long cut
A short ~4-5 minute version or a long ~8-10 minute cut, scaled to your source length.
Two-voice format
A natural host-and-guest dialogue, with 30 voice options across 24 styles.
Copy-paste embed
One lightweight snippet with the button, audio, and a collapsible transcript.
Hosted, on a CDN
Audio hosted with caching and global delivery, lazy-loaded on click.
Privacy-friendly analytics
Play, pause, resume, progress, and completion events - with no PII collected.
Schema + transcript
AudioObject and PodcastEpisode JSON-LD plus a crawlable transcript on the page.
Super-easy embed
Paste one snippet. The player does the rest.
Drop it into a Webflow Code Embed, a WordPress block, or any CMS. It carries the button, the audio, the collapsible transcript, the analytics, and the JSON-LD - lazy-loaded so it stays kind to Core Web Vitals.
WordPress plugin
Webflow embed
Any CMS
embed.html
<!-- Hi, Moose · Listen to this article -->
<div class="htla-player"
data-article="https://your-blog.com/post">
<button class="htla-play">Listen to this article</button>
<audio src="https://audio.himoose.com/….mp3" />
<details class="htla-transcript">…</details>
</div>
<script src="https://embed.himoose.com/htla.js" async></script>
Questions & answers
Listen to this article, explained.
What exactly does the generator do?
It turns any article or URL into a two-voice, podcast-style audio asset. You get a hosted audio file, an embeddable player, a server-rendered transcript, and listener analytics.
How is this different from a standard read-aloud player?
A typical read-aloud feature reads the page text out loud - useful for accessibility, but it adds no new coverage and often sounds robotic. Hi, Moose creates a short-form, two-voice, human-sounding conversation based on your article, packaged with a crawlable transcript and JSON-LD.
Does it work with WordPress and Webflow?
Yes. There's a dedicated WordPress plugin, and for Webflow or most other CMSs you paste the provided code snippet into a Code Embed (or HTML) element.
Is the transcript just my article again?
No. It's a conversational script derived from your post, which avoids duplicate content and adds firsthand language that supports E-E-A-T.
Which languages and voices are supported?
24 languages, auto-detected or set manually, and 30 voice styles - upbeat, bright, firm, friendly, knowledgeable, and more.
How long are the podcasts?
Short is about 4-5 minutes and long is about 8-10 minutes. The generator scales to your source length, and you can choose the cut.
Who owns the audio and transcript?
You do, as long as you own the original article. Hi, Moose hosts it while you're a customer; if you leave, you can download the mp3 and host it yourself.
What does it cost?
You can try it free with 3 generations. Paid plans include ongoing generation plus 10,000 listens per month, with additional listens at $5 per 10,000.
Publish content people can read or listen to
Give your content a voice.
Attention spans are short. A short-form, on-page audio version is the easiest way for readers to take your content in. Try it free with 3 credits.