Chrome Speak is a Google Chrome extension that reads web pages out loud using text-to-speech. It highlights words as it reads them aloud and allows customization of reading speed, voice, language, and more.
Chrome Speak is a free Google Chrome extension that reads web pages out loud using text-to-speech technology. It is useful for those with reading disabilities such as dyslexia, vision impairment, or those learning a new language.
Once installed, Chrome Speak adds an icon to Chrome's toolbar that allows you to turn text-to-speech on or off for the current web page. As it reads, it highlights each word on the page as it is spoken aloud.
Chrome Speak offers customizable reading speeds, the ability to jump to different parts of an article, and controls for volume, pitch, rate, and more. It supports dozens of natural-sounding male and female voices in over 40 languages.
The extension works on most standard web pages and formats like PDFs. It allows exporting readings to separate audio files. It also integrates with other accessibility tools like screen readers.
Chrome Speak streamlines web accessibility with its simple but customizable text-to-speech engine. It's helpful for those with reading issues or learning a new language.
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