BrowseAloud reads website content aloud and highlights each word as it’s spoken. This helps users with low literacy and learning difficulties and mild visual impairments to read text on screen. It can also assist those who use English as a second language.
Other features include text magnification, a talking dictionary and the option to save text as an MP3.
BrowseAloud is available free to people using our website and other activated websites.
For more information on BrowseAloud, read more on the BrowseAloud website.
How to install BrowseAloud
To read the user guide, view the system requirements and learn how to install BrowseAloud on your computer, visit the BrowseAloud support page.
Using BrowseAloud
Once the program has been installed on your computer, you can use it straightaway.
You can also customise the program by changing the voice, how fast it reads the words, and its pitch.
To learn how to use the program and customise it to suit you, you can read the PC User Guide or the Mac User Guide on the BrowseAloud site.
This program has been included on our website as part of our ongoing commitment to making our site accessible to more people. You can read more in our article on our
accessibility updates.
