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Listen to articles instead of reading them.

Long reads, newsletters, Wikipedia and blogs. Share a page from Safari or paste a link, and Readible reads you the story without the menus and ads.

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Read This
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Short answer

To listen to an article on iPhone, share the page from Safari to Readible, paste the link, or open it in Readible's browser and tap Read This. Readible drops the menus and ads and reads the article aloud with sentence highlighting.

Article to audio

Three ways in.

  1. Share from SafariTap Share on any article and choose Readible.
  2. Paste a linkCopy the URL and use Paste link on Home.
  3. Browse in ReadibleOpen the page in Readible's browser and tap Read This.
Why Readible

A calmer way through your reading list.

Questions

Good to know.

Royal Road web novels Ebook to audiobook Everything Readible reads
How do I turn an article into audio on iPhone?

Share it from Safari to Readible, paste the link on Home, or open it in Readible's browser and tap Read This.

Which sites work?

Most article pages work, including Wikipedia, Substack and blogs. Readible also follows web novels chapter by chapter on sites like Royal Road.

Can I listen offline?

Yes, with on-device voices, once the article is in your library.

Is it free?

The free plan includes 10 hours of cloud voices every 30 days, one Kindle import a month and unlimited offline voices. Pro is $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year.

Turn your reading pile into listening time.

Download on theApp Store Free on iPhone and iPad
The Readible app icon: an orange book on a dark teal background.