Free Text-to-Speech Reader & Voice Dictation Tool

What is a Text to Speech Reader?

A text to speech reader converts written content into spoken audio using synthetic voices. Tools like SpeakEasy Pro help you listen to articles, emails, essays, scripts, and study notes instead of reading everything on screen. This can be extremely useful for people who prefer audio learning, have eye strain, or want a more accessible reading experience.

Because it runs in your browser, you can use SpeakEasy Pro on Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile devices, as long as your browser supports speech synthesis.

Who Can Use SpeakEasy Pro?

• Students who want to listen to notes, assignments, or long PDFs converted into text.
• Professionals who want to review emails, blog posts, or documents by listening.
• Content creators who need to hear their script or article out loud for proofreading.
• Language learners who want to understand pronunciation and improve listening skills.
• Anyone with reading fatigue or visual difficulties, who benefits from audio support.

How to Use SpeakEasy Pro (Step by Step)

• Type or paste your text into the large text box near the top of the page.
• Select a voice from the dropdown list. Different browsers and devices show different voices.
• Adjust the pitch, rate, and volume sliders until the voice sounds comfortable.
• Click the Speak button to start listening.
• Use Pause, Resume, or Stop anytime while the text is being read.
• Click Dictate to use your microphone and convert speech to text (if your browser supports it).

Best Ways to Use This TTS Tool

• Listen to long blogs or articles while doing other simple tasks.
• Convert your written script into audio to check flow and clarity.
• Use dictation to quickly draft ideas, notes, or email replies by voice.
• Practice pronunciation by typing words and phrases and listening to the output.
• Proofread important content by listening to it instead of reading silently.