WebOutLoud - Text to Speech Web Reader

WebOutLoud - Text to Speech Web Reader

Listen to the web using text to speech. Perfect for dyslexia, low vision, students, researchers, kids, learning to read.

Total ratings for WebOutLoud - Text to Speech Web Reader
3.32 (Rating count: 25)
Merlin
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Pros
  • Works well with web pages and PDFs
  • Retains location in the document
  • Developer is responsive to issues
Cons
  • Requires sign-up
  • Forces download of iPhone app
  • Unnatural or broken speech at times
Most mentioned
  • Requires sign-up
  • Unnatural or broken speech
  • Works well with web pages and PDFs
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Recent reviews for WebOutLoud - Text to Speech Web Reader
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All time rating average: 3.32
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-03-30
Timothy Fasanya
Timothy Fasanya
en Enjoying this!
2024-01-05
Brent Edens
Brent Edens
en really been an invaluable tool. I use it to read almost everything.
2023-11-21
Eliana Garrick
Eliana Garrick
en web site was broken, couldn't get reader to open on correct tab.
2023-06-04
Kousar Abbas
Kousar Abbas
need improvements
2023-04-25
Perks Joanna
Perks Joanna
I use this quite a bit, and the app too. Works well with emails and newsletters via a web browser as well as web pages and pdfs. There are a few mispronunciations—some of which are entertaining (viz "Goldman Satches")—but not enough to disrupt the flow.
2023-01-19
hussein et hayat sleiman
hussein et hayat sleiman
if this had more English voices for free and short cut keys i would have gotten a 5/5
2022-09-15
Tad Doerr VanderVoort Jr.
Tad Doerr VanderVoort Jr.
It sounds, very, unnatural making, it almost worth dash, less at, times. the speech, is so, broken that, I, would, rather, read, it, all to, myself. Exhausting to, try to listen, to every, time. IS THERE ANY HOPE here? seems like it makes a run of words together here and there - but it is so bad I've got to keep looking for a product that works well enough to use. I have epub readers that I use - but I have to use downloaded epub files. I want a web reader for protected files (one users can't download without hacks). Please Let me know if I'm doing something wrong or need to pay for the service to fix this.
2022-09-05
Sara Penberthy
Sara Penberthy
Absolutely worthless. Cant even get the app to turn on, much less actually read something.
2022-02-15
Jonathan L
Jonathan L
slow
2022-02-10
Allan Carhart
Allan Carhart
After evaluating about 10 different options last night, I concluded that this is the best TTS extension available today on the Chrome Web Store. 1. Highlighting words as they are read is key to help those with attention issues retain their focus 2. The ability to skip sections is crucial. A few extensions only have play/pause. 3. This extension retained its location in the document (tested w/a Wikipedia article) better than most. And if it does lose its place, #2 (skip function) helps you get back to where you were. 4. The voice was remarkably natural, although that might be a function of what I have installed on my PC.
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