Listen to web pages with WebVoice

WebVoice reads selected text or article content aloud in Chrome. Use local voices for free, translate before playback when needed, or unlock cloud TTS and downloadable audio with Pro.

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Local reading stays in your browser Optional cloud TTS Download cloud-generated audio

Features

Everything you need for browser-based listening

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Selected Text Reading

Select text on a page and start listening from the popup, shortcut, or selected-text quick menu.

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Article Reading

If no text is selected, WebVoice can try to extract the main article content and read it aloud.

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Playback Controls

Pause, resume, stop, adjust speed, and use text progress to jump through longer content.

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Translation Before Playback

Translate selected or extracted content before reading when a translation provider is configured.

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Local and Cloud Voices

Use browser or system voices for local reading. Pro users can configure supported cloud TTS providers for higher-quality speech.

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Download Cloud Audio

Save audio generated by supported cloud TTS providers in available formats such as MP3, WAV, or OPUS.

Pricing

Start free, upgrade when you need more

Free

For local reading

Selected text reading
Article content extraction
Local browser/system voices
Playback controls
Speed control
Selected-text quick menu

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BEST VALUE

Pro Monthly

$2.90/month

Includes 7-day trial

Cloud TTS providers
Download cloud-generated audio
Higher-quality voice options
Optional translation workflows
Stripe-hosted checkout

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Lifetime

$39.90 one-time

Permanent unlock

All Pro features
No monthly subscription
Cloud TTS configuration
Download cloud-generated audio
Local license verification

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

WebVoice is a Chrome extension that reads selected text or extracted article content aloud.

Yes. Free users can use local reading with browser or system voices.

Pro unlocks cloud TTS configuration and audio download for supported cloud-generated speech.

No. Local reading uses browser or system voices. Page text stays in the browser.

Text is sent only when the user enables and uses cloud TTS or cloud translation.

No. Some restricted pages, browser PDF viewers, protected iframes, canvas-rendered text, or closed Shadow DOM content may not be readable due to browser security limits.

Audio download is available for supported cloud TTS output. Local browser voices are for playback and may not provide downloadable audio data.