Read any webpage aloud — with word-by-word highlighting and natural on-device voices.
The current word and sentence are highlighted as it reads, so your eyes never lose their place.
Optional Piper and Kokoro neural voices synthesize studio-quality speech locally — no cloud.
Plain pages, form fields, PDFs in Chrome's viewer, Google Docs, and Word Online.
Read a selection, or pick an element to read from any point to the end of the page.
Pause mid-sentence and resume from the exact word you stopped on.
Adjustable reading speed, with a voice remembered per language.
Reads and highlights in many languages, listed by their native names.
No accounts, no tracking — nothing ever leaves your device.
Readalix runs entirely in your browser. It never sends the pages you read, your text selections, or any personal data to a server, and there are no accounts, tracking, or analytics. Speech is produced by your browser's built-in voices or, optionally, by neural voices that run on your device; those optional voices download open-source model files directly from their public hosts and cache them locally. The extension requests only the browser permissions it needs to read the current page aloud on your command.
Readalix is a text-to-speech (TTS) Chrome extension that reads any webpage aloud with synchronized word-by-word and sentence highlighting, so you can read along by ear and eye at the same time.
Yes, it is completely private. Readalix runs entirely on your device. Your selected text and the pages you read are never sent to any server, cloud, or API. There are no accounts, no tracking, and no analytics. Speech is generated by your browser's built-in voices or by optional neural voices that run on-device.
Yes. Readalix reads PDFs in Chrome's built-in viewer (including scanned, OCR'd PDFs), Google Docs (canvas-rendered text), Google Slides, Microsoft Word Online, and PowerPoint for the web — as well as ordinary web pages, form fields, text inside Shadow DOM web components, and embedded iframes.
The built-in browser voices and the optional on-device Piper and Kokoro neural voices synthesize speech locally with no cloud. Voice model files download once from their open-source hosts and are then cached, so reading works without sending your content anywhere.
Readalix reads and highlights in dozens of languages using your browser's voices, plus high-quality on-device neural voices. Languages are listed by their native names, and the voice is remembered per language.