Đọc Cho Tôi Nghe
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- Extension status: Featured
Đọc nghe nội dung trang web - tiếng Anh và Việt. Dùng nghe đọc tin tức, truyện online. Giọng đọc hay, tiện ích dễ xài.
Read Aloud sử dụng công nghệ chuyển văn bản thành giọng nói (TTS) để chuyển đổi văn bản trên trang web thành âm thanh. Công nghệ này hoạt động trên nhiều trang web, bao gồm các trang tin tức, blog, truyện hư cấu của người hâm mộ, ấn phẩm, sách giáo khoa, tài liệu học tập và khóa học. Read Aloud giúp người dùng thích nghe nội dung thay vì đọc, bao gồm trẻ em đang học đọc và những người mắc chứng khó đọc hoặc các khuyết tật học tập khác.
Read Aloud cho phép bạn chọn từ nhiều giọng nói chuyển văn bản thành giọng nói, bao gồm giọng nói gốc do trình duyệt cung cấp và giọng nói AI từ các nhà cung cấp đám mây như Google Wavenet, Amazon Polly, IBM Watson, Microsoft Azure và OpenAI. Giọng nói dựa trên đám mây có thể yêu cầu mua thêm trong ứng dụng hoặc mang theo khóa API của riêng bạn để kích hoạt.
Read Aloud có thể đọc PDF, Google Docs, sách Google Play, Amazon Kindle và EPUB (thông qua tiện ích mở rộng EPUBReader tuyệt vời từ epubread.com).
Để sử dụng Read Aloud, hãy điều hướng đến trang web bạn muốn đọc, sau đó nhấp vào biểu tượng Read Aloud trên menu trình duyệt. Bạn cũng có thể sử dụng các phím tắt ALT-P, ALT-O, ALT-Comma và ALT-Period để kích hoạt tiện ích mở rộng. Nếu một số văn bản được chọn, Read Aloud sẽ chỉ đọc văn bản đã chọn. Ngoài ra, bạn có thể nhấp chuột phải vào phần văn bản đã chọn và bắt đầu Read Aloud từ menu ngữ cảnh.
Để thay đổi giọng nói, tốc độ đọc, cao độ hoặc bật tính năng tô sáng văn bản, hãy vào trang Tùy chọn thông qua nút Bánh răng trên cửa sổ bật lên của tiện ích mở rộng (bạn sẽ cần dừng phát lại để thấy nút Bánh răng). Bạn cũng có thể truy cập trang Tùy chọn từ menu ngữ cảnh bằng cách nhấp chuột phải vào biểu tượng tiện ích mở rộng.
Trên cửa sổ bật lên của tiện ích mở rộng, có các nút để tăng/giảm kích thước của cửa sổ bật lên, kích thước phông chữ cũng như chuyển đổi chế độ tối.
Read Aloud là một dự án nguồn mở. Nếu bạn muốn đóng góp bản sửa lỗi hoặc bản dịch, vui lòng truy cập trang GitHub tại https://github.com/ken107/read-aloud
Latest reviews
- Rory
- It reads stuff marked with aria-hidden and skips over plain text not marked as hidden.
- Christy Gilbert
- The only bad thing about this is that the voices are too robotic and not very human. When these guys are reading a story back to me I would like to hear the human in their voices as well as emotion.
- Mark
- Worked fine in Win 10. Switched to Win 11 and now it consistently skips the first few words of each paragraph. Tried it in several browsers and it performed the same... skipping the first few words. Pretty much unusable for me now. Looking for other alternatives.
- Ashish Alexander
- Cons: cannot read from different part of the big group of text, like other extensions can Pros: can use Edge natural voices
- Robert van Rees
- I use Read Aloud to proof read texts in multiple languages. Combining the strength of the written words and the FREE voices to hear if I made mistakes that were not caught by the spellchecker. I use it predominantly on Grammerly web app. But it also helps read any other website. It's best asset is that Read Aloud lets you add FREE voices, as well as the usual Microsoft, Amazon, and Google voices in many languages.
- Robert McCurdy
- SuperTonic F5 its faster then kokoro TTS!
- Francis Rokicki
- so good! a tip u should use is to highlight the text u wanna read instead of relying on it auto read to read the whole page becuase sometimes that can be unreliable.
- Linux Lambatan
- poor
- James X
- works perfect
- c a
- Used to work fine, but now when reading YouTube comments section, skips/doesn't read a lot of comments
- Johannes Hejslet Jørgensen
- Very useful, but not perfect. Often detects the wrong language, and missing settings for default languages. Also buggy reading of acronyms, which often make it hard to understand. Example: "PHP 8.5". In my contexts that will always be a specific version of the programming language "PHP". But it is read as "8 Philippine pesos and 50 centavos"
- Zhiqing 芷晴 (Kelly)
- Works great, but the included voices are pretty robotic and have low overall voice quality.
- Dreyden Painter
- good
- Rishaan arora
- ery good but works on limited sites
- Vasu M
- confusing , not working properly, installed not visible on chrome header, when choose file path nothing happens, useless
- Aditi Bhandari
- there should be some controlls added like keyboard controls to pause back play n all
- Shubham Parihar
- This extension is really very good , easy to use , i can easily change the voice , pitch and speed , works well with almost everything on chrome , thanks for this , i use it pretty regularly.
- Philip Marryot
- horrible mechanical voice
- chao rong
- fantasitic!
- gnkaracak
- good, im still using it now, at least the tone better than gemini ai default voice. i m surprised its still free and accessible even until now
- manochehr zibanijad rad
- OCI AI Foundations Associate(2025)
- Margarita Madlangbayan
- The software is easy to use. I just wish it had visible buttons to slow reading pace.
- AAnn
- Doesn't read pdf
- Dishi
- So accessible, easy and pretty.
- 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.