User guide
How to use Readalix
Everything the extension can do, one chapter at a time. Start at the top if it is your first day with it, or jump straight to the part you need.
1Getting startedInstall it, pin it, and read your first page aloud. 2Reading any pageSelections, whole articles, the element picker, form fields and the right-click menu. 3PDFs and documentsChrome's PDF viewer, Google Docs, Word Online, PowerPoint Online and Google Slides. 4Voices and languagesThe six voice sources, what each one costs you, and how to pick one per language. 5Playback controlsPause on the word, skip a sentence, change speed mid-read, and stop. 6HighlightingWord and sentence highlighting, the twelve colour sets, and your own colours. 7Saving audio and videoTurn a page into an MP3 you can listen to later, or an MP4 you can post. 8Settings, section by sectionA tour of every panel behind the gear, including the toolbar editor and the cache. 9Troubleshooting and FAQNo sound, a missing voice, a page that won't read, and what the daily allowance means.
This guide follows the extension. New features get a section here as they ship, so the screenshots and the wording match the version in the Chrome Web Store. If something looks different on your screen, the changelog says what changed and when.