What is a text to speech converter?
A text to speech converter reads typed or pasted text aloud using a browser voice so students, teachers, and families can listen instead of only reading visually.
A text to speech converter reads pasted text aloud with browser voices. Use this free text reader to preview directions, passages, and study notes with adjustable speed and pitch.
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Read-aloud preview
Paste classroom directions, a passage, or study notes, then preview how they sound with browser voices and adjustable pacing.
A text to speech converter reads typed or pasted text aloud using a browser voice so students, teachers, and families can listen instead of only reading visually.
Yes. It can preview read-aloud directions, passages, and study notes before using them as accommodations or accessibility supports.
No. The tool uses your browser's built-in speech synthesis features, so the pasted text is read locally in the browser.
Yes. Available voices depend on your browser and device, and you can adjust speed and pitch before playing the text.
Short chunks are usually easier for students to replay and process. The tool estimates read time so you can split longer text into manageable sections.
Create short passages with fluency targets and comprehension checks.
Estimate reading grade level and simplify text selection for students.
Build student-specific accommodations checklists for lessons and assessments.