Accessible Audio Formats: Written Content Spoken Clearly
Audio versions of your documents, read by a professional human narrator or produced with text-to-speech, and delivered as MP3, CD or other accessible formats.
"We really appreciated your approach. It was clear you and your team had great experience in producing accessible products."
- Department of Health and Social Care
Common Questions
What Are Audio Formats?
An audio format is a spoken version of a written document, such as a letter, leaflet, bill or newsletter, so people who find print hard to read can listen to it instead. It is one of several accessible formats, alongside large print, Braille and Easy Read. Link the words "large print", "Braille" and "Easy Read" to those pages.
What File Formats Do You Supply Audio In?
We can supply MP3 files, CDs or other accessible formats, ready to use however your audience listens. Tell us how your audience accesses information and we will recommend the best option.
Is My Content Read By A Real Person Or Generated By Software?
Depending on your needs, we can offer either a professional human narrator or text-to-speech technology.
Am I Legally Required To Offer Audio Formats?
Under the Equality Act 2010, organisations may have a legal duty to make reasonable adjustments, including offering information in accessible formats like audio.
Who Uses Audio Formats?
Audio formats help people who are blind or partially sighted, people with dyslexia or other reading difficulties, and anyone who finds it easier to listen than to read. Offering audio alongside print helps organisations meet different information needs.
Get A Quote For Audio Formats
Speak to our team about bringing Audio to your Organisation.
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