Show HN: Voice Out – Text-to-speech to read any webpage, Google Doc, or PDF
Voice Out is a free Chrome extension that reads text aloud from various sources, supports over 60 languages, and enhances productivity with features like background listening and text highlighting.
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Voice Out is a free text-to-speech extension for Chrome that allows users to read aloud any text from Google Docs, PDFs, webpages, and books. It supports over 60 languages and more than 100 voices, providing a natural-sounding reading experience. The extension is designed to enhance productivity by enabling users to listen to content while browsing or working, with features such as background listening, text highlighting, and adjustable speed and pitch. Voice Out respects user privacy, requiring minimal permissions and not tracking or selling user data. It is compatible with various platforms, including Gmail, Outlook, and social media sites. Users have praised Voice Out for its effectiveness in improving reading comprehension, aiding those with learning disabilities, and streamlining editing processes. The extension is available for free, with a premium version offering additional voices and support coming soon. Voice Out functions on standard computer hardware and is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chromebooks. Overall, it aims to make reading more accessible and enjoyable for users worldwide.
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