Text to Speech - SayTXT Reader

Name: Text to Speech - SayTXT Reader
Rating: 4.6 (356 reviews)
Author: PDF GEAR TECH PTE. LTD.

By: PDF GEAR TECH PTE. LTD. App

Read Aloud, Voice & Audio Book

Overview

Version:

2.3

Last updated: 2026-08-21

Features & Capabilities

SayTXT Reader is a free, unlimited text-to-speech tool that reads PDFs, websites, articles, and pasted text aloud. It also includes built-in OCR for camera capture to turn images into speech, with multiple voices and adjustable speed.

Designed with accessibility in mind, it helps reading challenges like dyslexia, supports on-the-go listening, and lets you export audio for offline listening or later playback.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

PDF GEAR TECH PTE. LTD.

Rating:

4.60

(356) 9 new ratings

Version:

2.3 Last updated: 2026-08-21

Version code:

889933703

Creation date:

2025-09-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

917.12MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 83,474 ▲ 816

Other rankings

#7 in text to speech keyword 72 ▼ 1#28 in speech to text keyword 16 #55 in speech keyword 67 ▼ 4

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Developed by:

PDF GEAR TECH PTE. LTD.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/text-to-speech-saytxt-reader/id6751571213

Website:

https://saytxt.app

User Reviews

Text to Speech - SayTXT Reader is praised for free access, natural voices, and easy clipboard input with PDF and web reading. It supports multiple languages and accessibility features, and developers are responsive. However, several reviews report stability and reliability issues: difficulty pasting or importing text, the app sometimes skips or stops reading, and misreads contractions, apostrophes, or page numbers. PDF content extraction can be inconsistent. Overall, it's a strong, no-cost option for on-device TTS with notable bugs to fix.

Pros

Free, ad-free, and no subscription required.
Natural-sounding voices with a broad selection of speakers and multilingual support.
Easy input via clipboard paste, ability to save files, and good PDF/web page reading support.
Accessibility-friendly features and tools that help readers with dyslexia or reading disorders.
Active development and responsiveness from the developer with ongoing feature improvements.

Cons

Input/import limitations: difficulty pasting or importing text or many file types; works poorly with some inputs.
Stability and accuracy issues: app can jump around, stop reading, or misread contractions, apostrophes, and page numbers.
Inconsistent PDF/content extraction: uploading PDFs can fail to extract content or work unpredictably.
Occasional pronunciation quirks and punctuation handling that hinder understanding (e.g., mispronunciations).

Recent reviews

Yes, the pronunciation is not perfect, but the readers voices have enough naturalness that I don’t mind. And I really like the read along window. But here’s the thing - on a full size book - ePub PDF format - I have no way to bookmark and come back later. I have to screenshot as a reminder of where I was, and it’s still hard to zero in once I try to resume again.