Text to Speech

Reads any text aloud using your device's own installed voices via the browser's speech synthesis API, with adjustable speed, pitch and volume. Nothing is uploaded to convert the speech — the synthesis happens on-device.

Proofreading by ear

Reading your own writing silently, your eye tends to skip over errors because you already know what the sentence is supposed to say. Hearing it read aloud by a voice that has no such expectation exposes awkward phrasing, missing words, and typos that silent proofreading reliably misses — a genuinely useful trick for anything from an email to a longer document before it goes out.

Accessibility use

Text-to-speech is also a real accessibility tool — for anyone with a reading difficulty, low vision, or who simply retains spoken information better than written text, converting any pasted text into audio removes a barrier that exists in plain written content.

Slowing down for comprehension or language learning

Dropping the playback speed helps with dense or technical text where each sentence needs more processing time, and it's also a practical way to hear correct pronunciation while learning a language, at a pace that's easier to follow than natural speed.