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Use natural voices to read any website and local documents, with support for area selection playback. Speakoala is a web reading assistant. With just one click, it reads webpages, selected text, and common documents aloud in a natural-sounding voice. So you can keep learning and staying informed while commuting, working out, doing chores, or relaxing. 🚀 Core Features 🚀 - One-click read-aloud With a single click, it reads the entire page or just the selected text. - Area selection playback Select any area on the page to listen precisely to the parts you care about. - Select-to-read Highlight any text and tap the floating button to play instantly. - Local PDF and Word read-aloud Supports bringing local PDF and Word files into the same listening workflow. - Precise highlight tracking Highlights text in sync as it’s read, helping you follow along and understand better. - Ambient background sounds Add rain sounds, white noise, and more to help you stay focused. - Speed and volume controls Adjust playback speed from 0.25x to 3x, and fine-tune volume to suit your environment. - Multiple languages, multiple voices Switch between languages and voices for a more natural listening experience. 📢 Supported Languages and Voices 📢 - 70+ languages: Speakoala supports over 70 languages, including English, Mandarin Chinese, French, German, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, and more. - 300+ natural voices: Speakoala supports over 300 realistic, natural-sounding voices. 😄 Who It’s For 😄 - 👨🏫 Educators - 👨🎓 Students - 💼 Professionals - 📖 Reading enthusiasts - 👀 People with reading difficulties - 👩🦯 Accessibility users
Mar 25, 2026
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