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Speed-read any webpage — select text or auto-extract articles, with a guided focus-point display and adjustable speed. RSVP Reader lets you speed-read anything on the web — articles, essays, documentation, or any selected text — using Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP), a proven technique that displays one word at a time at your chosen speed. How it works: • Select any text on a page, right-click, and choose "Read selection with RSVP" • Or right-click anywhere and choose "Read page with RSVP" to auto-extract the article • Words appear one at a time in a clean, focused overlay — no distractions • A red focus letter (ORP anchor) in each word helps your eyes lock on instantly Customize everything: • Reading speed from 100 to 1000+ WPM • Light, dark, and dynamic themes that adapt to the website you're on • Choose from bundled display fonts, or let dynamic mode match the page's own font • Adjustable punctuation pauses, word-length weighting, and a gradual ramp-up option Mini Reader mode: • A lightweight floating bar that shows words at the top of the page • Highlights the current word on the actual webpage as you read • Pick any word on the page to start reading from there Keyboard-friendly: • Space to pause/resume, arrow keys to skip, Escape to close, R to restart Your privacy matters: • Everything runs locally in your browser — no data is ever collected or sent anywhere • Settings are saved on your device using Chrome's local storage Whether you want to blast through a long article or slow down to absorb every word, RSVP Reader puts you in control.
Mar 24, 2026
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