Read Aloud: Texto A Voz
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- Extension status: Featured
Lea en voz alta el artículo actual con un solo clic.
Leer en Voz Alta utiliza tecnología de texto a voz (TTS) para convertir el texto de las páginas web en audio. Funciona en diversos sitios web, como sitios de noticias, blogs, fanfiction, publicaciones, libros de texto, materiales escolares y de cursos. Leer en Voz Alta ayuda a los usuarios que prefieren escuchar contenido en lugar de leer, como niños que están aprendiendo a leer y personas con dislexia u otras dificultades de aprendizaje.
Leer en Voz Alta permite seleccionar entre diversas voces de texto a voz, incluyendo voces nativas proporcionadas por el navegador y voces de IA de proveedores de la nube como Google Wavenet, Amazon Polly, IBM Watson, Microsoft Azure y OpenAI. Las voces basadas en la nube pueden requerir una compra adicional dentro de la aplicación o el uso de su propia clave API para activarlas.
Leer en Voz Alta puede leer PDF, Google Docs, Google Play Books, Amazon Kindle y EPUB (a través de la excelente extensión EPUBReader de epubread.com).
Para usar Leer en Voz Alta, navegue a la página web que desea leer y haga clic en el icono de Leer en Voz Alta en el menú del navegador. También puede usar las teclas de acceso directo ALT-P, ALT-O, ALT-Coma y ALT-Punto para activar la extensión. Si selecciona texto, Leer en voz alta solo leerá el texto seleccionado. Además, puede hacer clic derecho en la selección de texto e iniciar Leer en voz alta desde el menú contextual.
Para cambiar la voz, la velocidad de lectura, el tono o activar el resaltado de texto, vaya a la página de Opciones mediante el botón de engranaje en la ventana emergente de la extensión (deberá detener la reproducción para ver el botón de engranaje). También puede acceder a la página de Opciones desde el menú contextual haciendo clic derecho en el icono de la extensión.
En la ventana emergente de la extensión, encontrará botones para aumentar o disminuir el tamaño de la ventana emergente, el tamaño de la fuente y activar el modo oscuro.
Leer en voz alta es un proyecto de código abierto. Si desea contribuir con correcciones de errores o traducciones, visite la página de GitHub: https://github.com/ken107/read-aloud
Latest reviews
- Trisha Phan
- I HATE how robotic it sounds, it makes it very difficult to process information. It also makes sentences sound like run-ons making it even worse
- Juan Manuel Lamperti
- Very handy!
- Kara Evelyn-McNeil
- a literal LIFE saver. Thank you for making this available. I have benefitted so much from having this for work and school.
- Seth
- Thank you for making this. You are awesome!
- Mithun Suresh
- nice but buffers when used for long time
- Alexa Liguori
- I got a concussion and this extension is the only way I'm keeping up in class. The voice is very robotic but it's a complete life saver. Thank you for making this!!
- saab virk
- I tried many Extensions but this is the best
- Denise Sanders
- It is helpful for very text heavy sites, but it tends not to say the first word of a section, so it hinders comprehension.
- Daniel Torres
- It works. 👍🏼
- J Beuthling
- Pretty good.. I set it to a different male voice on my pc .. not bad.. I didn't want to read this doc. had to fiddle with the speed etc.. Thank you !
- junkolow
- It sounds so mechanical and no intonation. Messages do not go into my head as it speaks so monotonous.
- Lukas Vog
- Feature Request: I love shortcuts and use them dailyyy. Could you add faster/slower to the chrome shortcut options? 🔥 Kind regards, Luke
- bunnycloud B.
- Very Good.
- Stopban Clear
- I was using it but it suddenly stopped working. This happened to both Google accounts. It kept showing "Loading". It is very annoying. Even remove it and then add it again, it's just loading, not working at all
- ばばむー
- It's very good! In Japanese, Google's standard voice "Daniel" was particularly easy for me to understand. there were some areas where it struggled—like reading URLs or mispronouncing symbols like * or ・. It also had trouble correctly pronouncing proper nouns like "Notion." It would be great if users could manually exclude content they don't want read aloud, or have an option to disable reading of symbols and URLs altogether.
- Jorge Medrano
- really useful
- Hanna Hoa
- good
- Itzel William
- Almost good, no problems
- Rahul A (Rahul)
- I don't know why.. but it always reads brackets and dots for me. could be better if there was an option to skip reading certain elements.
- Meteorren
- Not terrible but it skips over paragraphs randomly
- Yashar Valakjie
- Amazing easy to make it work with no fuss! 5/5!
- Jeff M
- Works great! Just highlight and it reads perfect!!
- Sophie Shram
- doesnt work for me? it says "this extensions gallery cannot be scripted"
- Karen Dali
- I'd give 5 stars but it is irritating how the period at the end of "Mrs." is read as the end of the sentence. It doesn't do it with Mr. or with abbreviations such as N. P. so why Mrs.? Otherwise it's fantastic!
- One Outs
- Cantonese reading is not so good, kinda slow too, hope will make improvement in the future.
- Lisa Blakey
- Almost perfect. What would make it better is a natural pause between paragraphs, after bullet points, and cells in tables. Without that natural pause (similar to when there is punctuation), the reader runs text together that don't belong together into one giant sentence. For example, the heading of a section with the first sentence of the section, all the bullet points in a list, or all the cells in a table become one giant sentence. To fix this, treat a new paragraph, the end of a bullet point, or a new cell in a table like punctuation, and pause. A nice to have would be a text highlighter following along with the reader.
- O P
- Cant get it to work
- A Social Ninja Network
- I've been using this application as a Google Developer Expert for over a year now and still love it from when I was just a civilian 34 years ago! keep up the good work guys nothin but luv! Ninja-man™
- Robert “Bob” Breckenridge
- Good over all rating from me; very helpful. It is disorienting to listen to this app, however, when there are phrases, which are titles or section headers or other non-sentence language structures because they are currently being read by the narrator as if they were the start to the sentence following them. It would dramatically reduce the stress for humans of constantly decyphering, while the narrator forges onward, the intent of the current reading, if instead there were a 1-second pause after each non-sentence phrase, which is how humans seem to typically read such introductory phrases.
- Aayush Sahay
- Missing a loto f useful features like speed control and highlight
- Nolan Tucker
- I it helped me do my I ready
- Ryan Ognek
- I love this extension, I use it daily. One of my grievances is that when reading out a bulleted list with no periods, the voice makes it seem as though it is all one sentence or one word. Would love to see that fixed.
- FA VA
- Always Error: Failed to fetch translations. Wait and try again
- Pavel P
- Great useful app extension one of the best available
- Nia
- Very useful.
- Damaris Gonzalez
- its not reading for me it keeps saying coudnt read text
- Ivan Lamden
- ultra ugly voices, impossible to hear
- callanyonefrompc
- Could be a lot better. It is as basic as a TTS extension can get. Either use an ugly popup window, or right click selected text and use the context menu. No faster left-click button options. No shortcut hotkeys. Other extensions show the various blocks of text you can select and left-clicking will automatically select that highlighted block. But on this extension, you have to click and drag your mouse to select an area. It's okay if you just want something basic, but I'm looking for something with more polish and more features.
- Esther Unachukwu
- helpful for school
- Ali Reza Barkhordari
- Very useful extension. If it highlighted the sentence or word being read, it would be perfect.
- Ty Buchanan
- The voice is in British (posh) English. It is difficult to understand. In short ,Google Read Allowed is useless. It should give a list voices to chooe from.
- Claire Jacobs
- Works alright for what it is. Has some issues with registering grammar (eg. not recognising when to finish reading dialogue as a sentence, and instead runs into the next one.), as well as skipping one-line sentences that might be offset from the rest of the text. Otherwise, I haven't had any other issues.
- Meg
- No lee
- fermin salaberry
- 5/5 perfect! JUST PERFECT! I can finaly start digging in my google play books list and soon enough I will have to get new books! Simple... efficient...
- Raghavendhar Sekar
- Super cool
- Alexander Pushkin
- Best TTS extension. Big thanks to creators.
- Comrade Max
- the offered voices often sound weird, maybe a way to star and pin the ones preferred by user could be useful, also, some internet pages dont allow the use of this extension, and i get it, "policies" or whatever.. but having an alternative to do it anyways would be appreciated, like idk some page to ctrl+c ctrl+v the text i want and still regardless have it read to me, that would be an almost universal solution (and really preferably without any severe limit like text-length)
- Electrophon
- Excellent extension for reading college textbooks pdfs. Although the speed is capped at x10. If possible, please increase the limit of the speed. Thank you for making this extension!
- Nathan Guiger
- Stopped working unless I leave it on auto voice select, utter garbage
- John Weiss
- Powerful, but not lightweight. Access to many free natural voices! Works great.