Read a website aloud
A website reader turns any article into audio. Paste the link, and the page is read out loud in a natural voice while each sentence is highlighted — or add the Chrome extension and never leave the tab at all.
From link to audio in three steps
Copy the URL of the article you want to hear, open the studio, choose From link, and press play. The page text is extracted for you — no copying columns of text by hand — and read aloud with sentence highlighting. Long articles can be exported as MP3 on paid plans.
Or skip the copy-paste entirely
The free Chrome extension reads whatever page you are on with one click — or just the text you highlighted. Audio keeps playing while you switch tabs, with pause and speed control in the popup.
What a website reader can and cannot read
It reads the text your browser can already see: public articles, blogs, documentation, newsletters archived online. It cannot read pages behind a login or a hard paywall, because that text is never sent to your browser in the first place.
Questions and answers
How do I get a website read aloud to me?
Copy the page URL, open the Read Aloud Reader studio, choose From link, and press play. The article text is pulled from the page and read out loud in a natural voice. For one-click reading, the free Chrome extension reads whatever page you are currently on.
Is there a free website reader?
Yes. Read Aloud Reader is a free website reader: paste an article link or use the Chrome extension, and the page is read aloud with sentence highlighting. The free tier covers everyday articles; longer listening fits the paid plans.
Can it read any website aloud?
It reads any page whose text reaches your browser — news, blogs, documentation, newsletters archived online. Pages behind logins or hard paywalls cannot be read, because your browser itself never receives that text.
Can I listen to an article offline?
Yes. On Pro and Studio plans you can export the reading as an MP3, so the article plays offline in any podcast or music app — useful for flights and commutes with bad signal.