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Turn your notes into a podcast

Paste lecture notes, meeting notes or any text, or attach the file. SUN turns them into an episode that explains what you wrote, at the length you choose.

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Sample episode

Physiology of Muscles — Detailed, Learnable Notes

Podcast, two-host, made from notes

Okay, so I keep blanking on the same exam question — how many muscle types are there, and which one is which?

Three. Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac. And honestly, the fastest way to tell them apart is control and stripes.

Stripes?

What SUN does with your notes

Notes skip steps: abbreviations, half sentences, an arrow where the reasoning was. SUN fills in what they skip and explains it in conversation, so the episode still makes sense a week later, when you have forgotten what you meant. If a step is still unclear, ask SUN while you listen.

Study with your own notes

Hearing your notes explained is a second pass through the material without sitting down to reread it.

  • Before an exam: say what it covers and what you already know, and the episode is pitched there.
  • For a whole module: choose Audio Course and SUN splits your notes into lessons that build on each other.
  • After a lecture: turn the day's notes into a 10-minute episode for the way home.

Text to podcast

It works for any text, not only notes: an article, an essay, a draft, a chapter, a list of points for a talk. Paste it into the composer or attach it as a PDF, a document or slides.

Common questions

Can I paste my notes instead of attaching a file?

Yes. Paste them into the composer after the prompt, or attach the file.

Can I change the length or language?

Yes. Choose the duration and language in the composer, or write them into your prompt.

Is it free?

Your first hour of generation is free. After that, Premium monthly or yearly, or pay as you go. Plans and pricing

A PDF instead? PDF to podcast. Or start from a topic with SUN's AI podcast generator.