NaturalReader - AI Text to Speech

Text to Speech (TTS) Read Aloud Voice Reader by Audeus

Read aloud using text-to-speech (TTS) to convert webpages, PDF, emails, & text to audio. Text-to-speech extension with AI voices Read aloud any PDF, Google Doc, Email, Word doc, webpage, article, and text with our text-to-speech (TTS) app to save time and boost productivity. AI Voice Reader from Audeus comes with lifelike voices to help keep you in flow. Text-to-speech (TTS) is used to convert webpage text into engaging audio so you can get done, Audeus works where you are. Whether you need to review an email and listen to it aloud or need to study for an important exam with an app that reads your text aloud, Audeus helps save you time, and help you get more done than you ever thought possible. Audeus works by being able to process the current webpage you’re reading and instantly convert that text into audio. Audeus works where you work by reading your documents & websites aloud for you so you can save time, energy, and make rapid progress on your goals. Whether you’re working in Gmail, Google Docs, or any other webpage, Audeus will read your text aloud instantly. Basically doubling your reading speed instantly, and getting you in flow instantly. 🌟 How Our Members Use Audeus for Chrome Our members use Audeus's text to speech(TTS) extension for work and school to make sure they get the most out of their time. Whether you struggle to read, find studying gets difficult after a short period of time, or want to get in flow much quicker, Audeus is for you. One Audeus subscription covers all your needs by allowing you access to the web app that works wherever you need it to. - 🎓 College Students - get more done so you can have more time to enjoy and do more during the week than you ever thought possible - 🎓 Graduate Students, especially those with a lot of reading such as medical students, law students, and PhDs who have to read many papers - 💼 Busy Professionals - 👩‍⚕️ Professions with high reading workloads such as doctors & lawyers - 📚 Students who struggle to read from Elementary to high school - 🧠 Life-long learners - 🎧 Auditory learners - 🎙️ People who really love listening to podcasts - 📖 People who love to read - 🚀 People looking to boost their productivity and unlock new levels of progress towards their goals 👉 Get started for Free today by installing the chrome extension for text-to-speech (TTS) - it takes less than 60 seconds! 💻 Audeus works where you work Audeus (TTS) works where you work, and syncs your reading progress across all your devices. You can pick up where you left off to continue where you were reading. You have a full library of all your documents on any device by visiting audeus.com, and pick up where you left off. Whether you’re changing it up and working from a coffee shop, or just need to get moving, Audeus allows you to access your library wherever you are. So anything that you’ve saved to your library syncs everywhere. ⚡ Listen at the playback speed that’s right for you Listen at your ideal playback speed to save time, boost focus, and get more done with customizable playback speed up to 3.5x. Our AI text-to-speech voices sound clear at very high reading speed so that you can get more done in less time, and boost your focus. Speeding up what’s being read out loud helps with engaging with the material that otherwise would feel less engaging at slower speeds. But sometimes, you need to slow down for other types of readings so you can adjust the speed at even 0.5x for the times you need to slow it down to let the material sink in. It’s like buying a superpower, you double not only your reading speed, you’re able to unlock new levels of productivity and focus that you just didn’t think was possible simply from personalizing the reading speed while also having the AI voices be super clear. 🎧 Lifelike AI Text-to-speech Voices that keep you in flow Audeus's voice reader comes with natural and engaging voices to help keep you in flow with over 150+ voices & 50+ languages. Whether you want to just change it up with a new voice, or find different voices are better for different readings - with Audeus you have access to a massive collection of AI text-to-speech voices so that you can personalize your experience. Use the Audeus text to speech chrome extension to read aloud your readings with high quality AI text-to-speech (TTS) voices to stay focused longer with voices that pull you in. Our members find that certain voices are better for editing your emails, especially when doing a final pass on a very important email you're about to send out. Other voices our members find are better suited to get through dense reading assignments or research papers. You can use the chrome extension to read aloud with high quality AI text-to-speech voices anywhere you work, and to cover readings right within your browser. It's important the voices are natural, because it will allow you to focus for longer because it's nice to listen to, and will help you learn faster as you are engaging more parts of your brain to help with retaining what you've read. AI text-to-speech is a massive unlock on realizing your full potential. Often you just need one idea to land on you in just the right way to completely transform the trajectory of your life. It can be that one email for work where using Audeus, before hitting send, lets you catch those pesky run-ons and nail the perfect words that persuade your team and win over your organization. It gives you the confidence you need to know that what you wrote is clear before sending it out. 🖍️ Never lose your place again with Sync Text Highlighting Boost focus with text highlighting that is in sync with what you read. Audeus chrome extension text to speech will highlight the spoken text as its being read aloud. This unlocks a new level of focus that you never thought was possible, especially with other TTS programs where they only highlight the area, Audeus supports the ability to sync the exact word you’re listening to anywhere you are reading to keep you laser-focused and engaged. Be able to use sync text highlighting to: - Effortlessly follow along as your text is being read aloud - Reduce eye strain with synchronized highlighting while you read and work from any webpage, PDF, Gmail, Google Doc, & more - Comprehend and recall more of what you've read by engaging because of using more of your senses - Eliminate reading fatigue, word highlighting makes it much easier to stay in flow and read longer especially getting through important work that can get difficult to get through - Helps you stay focused on your work even in distracting and loud environments - the visual highlighter helps direct your gaze 📝 Audeus lets you write & listen with text editor Whether you're at the library, a coffee shop, or working from home, reading your work out loud isn't always an option. Which is why many of our members use Audeus in their writing process to catch those sneaky errors and awkward phrasing before hitting "send". Audeus lets you 'hear' your writing out loud while you’re editing. You can use the custom text editor to use as a scratch pad to listen to your writing aloud. Whether you're adding final touches to your personal statement, editing a research paper for a big conference, or crafting the perfect email to send out to your team, Audeus's voice reader (TTS) lets you quickly find those run-on sentences and awkward phrasing so you can confidently hit "send" on what you write. All without you needing to speak your work out loud wherever you happen to be working. Whether you’re writing in Google Docs, Gmail, or in the custom text editor, Audeus works where you write. - Instant text-to-speech conversion of your text so you can listen right away - Support for multiple languages with voices that support over 50+ languages - Works with PDF with the PDF to audio reader (it also works with Word docs (DOCX/DOC), non-drm epubs, & more!) - Custom text editor to write and listen out loud as you write - Player widget that works where you are in your browser and doesn’t get in the way If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, contact us by visiting: https://www.audeus.com/contact Visit our website to learn more, especially for frequently asked questions: https://www.audeus.com

Web Page Reader TTS Text To Speech

100% Free. No registration. No ads. No data sharing. Reads with no selection required. Highlights one sentence at a time. This extension reads web pages with text to speech (TTS) and highlights one sentence at a time. It doesn't require you to select any text first. It doesn't launch a new weird web page. And it's totally free with no sign in or registration required. And it's ad free. By default it reads the whole page, top to bottom. However, if you select any text, even just a word, it starts reading at your selection, but continues on from there until you stop it, or it reaches the end of the page. Now with better "sentence" identification. 👓 Cramming for exams 👓 Vision impaired 👓 Multi-tasking 👓 Adult continuing education 👓 Learning a new language 👓 Cramming for technical interviews 👓 Relaxing with a good book and a cup of tea 😀 You can go forwards and backwards, skipping to the next or previous sentence. You can pause or resume, and you can repeat the current sentence. If it's reading, you can change where it reads next simply by highlighting another word. 😀 You can control the voice (i.e., nationality, gender), pitch, speaking rate and volume from the extension's control panel. It loads all the voices which are available to Chrome. You can also disable the voice and just have it highlight sentences (to keep you on pace or use it as a teleprompter) 😀 You can change the background color and the font color of the selected text. Try using some semi-transparent colors, those are nice! 😀 If you are reading / learning software development, you can have the reader skip reading sections of code 😀 You can control the scrolling behavior. It can page down when it get to the bottom, like humans normally do, or it can keep the sentence being read in the middle of the screen (and you can adjust where the "middle" is, put it anywhere between the top or the bottom.), or you can turn auto scrolling off (so you can scroll along manually or study another part of the page). 😀 You can control the reader entirely from the keyboard. See the keyboard image for key assignments. Learn to read entire pages with just your right hand on the arrow keys. 😀 The new Vocabulary feature isn't quite here yet, but it's coming soon. You'll be able to add custom dictionaries to change the pronunciation and / or see definitions of words you're trying to learn, without leaving the page. 1. After adding this to Chrome 2. [Recommended] Click on the extension puzzle piece in the Chrome toolbar and pin the extension. Now you will see the tool in your toolbar. 3. [Optional] Click on this tool to open the control panel 4. Notice the control panel has four areas: the reader controls, the voice options, the reader options and the custom dictionaries (coming soon). 5. [Optional] Under options, set your desired voice and reader settings. Default values are already set for you. Do you boo! Note: All keyboard shortcuts only work when the web page has the mouse focus. 1. [Recommended] Select one word by double-clicking, where you want it to start reading. It will select that whole sentence for you and start reading from there. 2. Press the right arrow key to start reading. Alternatively, you can press Start from the toolbar. 3. It will just keep reading until it runs out of things to read. To skip forwards, press the right arrow key. Alternatively, you can press the Next button from the reader toolbar. 4. To go back, press the left arrow key once to pause, then again to go back. Alternatively, you can press the Previous button from the reader toolbar. 5. To repeat the current sentence, press Enter. 6. Adjust the volume with the + and - keys on your numeric keypad (see keyboard image). Changes take effect starting with the next sentence read. Alternatively, you can control the volume in the reader settings. 7. Adjust the speaking rate with the numbers 8 (faster) and 2 (slower) on your numeric keypad (see keyboard image). Changes take effect starting with the next sentence read. Alternatively, you can control the speaking rate in the reader settings. 8. Adjust the pitch (voice high or low) with the numbers 9 (higher) and 3 (lower) on your numeric keypad (see keyboard image). Changes take effect starting with the next sentence read. Alternatively, you can control the speaking pitch in the reader settings. 9. Pause by pressing the left arrow key. Alternatively, you can press the Pause button on the reader toolbar. 10. Resume by pressing the right arrow key. Alternatively, you can press the Resume button on the reader toolbar. 11. Stop by pressing Esc once to pause, then again to stop. Alternatively, you can press the Stop button on the reader toolbar. 12. You can press the Tab key over a hyperlink to set the focus on that link. Then you can stop reading, and hit Space to follow that hyperlink. 13. You can put Chrome in the background and it will keep reading if you like multi-tasking. If you go to another Chrome tab, it will pause and you can read something else. If you go back to a previous reading tab, just press the right arrow key to resume reading where you left off. The current version should be stable. But please report any issues on the support tab or by visiting our website. Try each number solution one at a time, and if that doesn't work, try the next numbered solution. 1. Make sure the web page has the focus for keyboard shortcuts to work 2. Refresh the page. Click on the page and retry. 1. Click on the web page and press Esc key twice. 2. Click the Stop button in the toolbar on the extension control panel 3. Refresh the page 4. Look for another instance of Chrome running in the background where you may have started reading and forgot you had that open 😯 Issue: Voice lag. On the google online voices, which sound the best of just about any free voices, sometimes there is "hesitancy" or "lag", and sometimes there's not. I have done my best to eliminate it, but if it seems hesitant to read: 1. Try pressing the left arrow, then the right arrow again 2. Try pressing the Esc key twice, or clicking the Stop button on the reading toolbar, and starting reading again by pressing the Right Arrow key. 3. Try refreshing the page. 4. Use a "local" voice 1. Test another website, like Wikipedia, to see if it's just that site or document. Some pdf viewers and website are doing some pretty inhospitable things in their scripting for accessibility. 1. Use Chrome. I know this doesn't work in Brave. For other browsers, I'm not sure. (People understandably have privacy concerns about Chrome, so I have ensured the app will run just fine without being logged into Chrome.) 2. Go to the reader control panel and change the voice. 3. Ensure the tab isn't muted 4. Ensure sound is enabled in Chrome settings (test with Youtube). Enable sound by default or at least make sure the site your on is allowed sound. 5. Check the volume controls on your device 1. Russian language voices are currently disabled. 🇺🇦 Sláva Ukrayíni! 2. Check the Chrome Web Store for more voices in your language and add them to Chrome. Then check the Web Page Reader control panel again. If it doesn't show up, reinstall the extension (shouldn't be necessary but fyi it's something to try) 1. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The review section could use your help 2. I don't want any money 3. I don't want a cup of coffee 4. I want you to enjoy learning and get the most out of your reading

NaturalReader - AI Text to Speech

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