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Read text, PDFs, ebooks and web pages aloud with free and premium AI voices

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TTSReader

What it is

TTSReader is a text-to-speech service that reads content aloud in the browser and on mobile. You can paste text, open PDFs, DOCX, EPUB, TXT or CSV files, or enter a web page URL, then press play. It highlights the sentence being read, lets you edit while it plays, and remembers your text and position so you can pick up later. Voices come from the browser's built-in speech engine, which is free without usage limits, plus premium AI voices from Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and TTSReader's own models. Premium users can mix voices for dialog and export MP3 files. There are iOS and Android apps, a Chrome extension and an API.

Key features

  • Reads PDFs, ebooks and web pages
  • Sentence highlighting and saved position
  • Premium AI voices with MP3 export
  • Mobile apps and Chrome extension

What we liked

  • + Free system voices with no usage limits
  • + No download or login required
  • + Ad-free reading experience

Worth noting

  • · MP3 export requires premium
  • · Premium pricing not shown on the homepage

Editor's notes

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TTSReader has been around since 2015, and it shows in the practical details. It remembers exactly where you stopped, highlights the sentence being spoken so your eyes can follow along, and lets you fix a typo without stopping playback. Those small comforts make it pleasant for long reading sessions, not just short clips.

  • Works with pasted text, PDFs, DOCX, EPUB, TXT, CSV files and live web pages
  • Free voices use the browser's own speech engine, so everyday listening costs nothing
  • Premium AI voices from Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and TTSReader's own models sound more natural
  • Multiple voices, languages and speeds can be mixed in one file for dialog
  • Apps for iOS and Android, a Chrome extension and an API cover most setups

It is best for students, people who prefer listening to reading, readers with dyslexia or low vision, and anyone who wants to get through articles while commuting. A practical tip: try the free system voices on your device first, since quality varies by browser and operating system, then upgrade to premium only if you need more natural narration or downloadable MP3 files.

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