Step by step
- Select the part of the document and copy it (Ctrl+C).
- Paste it into the box above.
- Choose a voice and speed, then press Read aloud.
At a glance
| Option | Where | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Reader above | Copy and paste | Choose voice and speed |
| System speak selection | Option+Esc, Speak, Select to Speak | Reads selected text |
| Screen reader | Tools › Accessibility | For screen reader users |
Related questions
Is there a Chrome extension?
Yes, several read-aloud extensions exist; check their permissions, since they can read your documents.
Can I listen to proofread my essay?
Yes, listening at 0.9× speed makes missing words and typos easier to hear.
Does my document leave my computer?
Not with the reader above; online voices may be generated by the browser maker's service.
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Updated November 14, 2026.