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Read web pages, articles, and PDFs aloud with sentence highlighting and a clean text-to-speech reader. ReadLilt is a read aloud and text-to-speech extension for Google Chrome. It helps you listen to long articles, web pages, and text-based PDFs while keeping your place in the text. Use ReadLilt to: - Listen to long articles while resting your eyes - Read web pages aloud with the current sentence highlighted - Turn research pages, newsletters, and documentation into audio - Pause, resume, and follow progress sentence by sentence - Read pasted text and text-based PDF files in a focused reader - Save favorite sentences in a quote notebook Key features: - One-click web page read aloud - Article text extraction - Current sentence highlighting - Reading progress and sentence count - PDF and pasted-text reader - Favorite sentence marking and copy-all export - Browser and operating-system voices - Automatic matching for common text languages when a suitable voice is available - Free daily reading quota with an optional Pro subscription ReadLilt works best on article-style pages with selectable text. Browser-protected pages, image-only content, and some highly interactive apps may not expose readable text to extensions. Scanned image PDFs require OCR before they can be read reliably. A separate mobile-friendly reader at readlilt.com supports pasted text and text-based PDFs on phones and tablets. It does not access the page currently open in a mobile browser. Voice availability and processing depend on your browser, operating system, and selected voice provider.
Aug 14, 2026
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