Read with your ears and your eyes.

Hearing text while you see it highlighted is one of the most common supports for readers with dyslexia. Readible does it for Kindle books, school PDFs, EPUBs and the web.

Updated November 6, 2026

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Sentence highlighting

Short answer

Readible reads books, PDFs and webpages aloud while highlighting each sentence, so you can follow along with your eyes. You can slow it down or speed it up, switch to the Atkinson Hyperlegible font, and pick a calmer theme such as sepia.

Read along

Tools that make long reading easier.

See it and hear itThe sentence being spoken lights up, so you never lose your line.
Your paceSlow the voice down for hard passages or speed it up for review.
Easier to readAtkinson Hyperlegible and other fonts, six themes, and adjustable text size.

Everything you read

For school, work and fun.

Textbooks and handoutsOpen PDFs and EPUBs from Files and listen as you read.
Kindle booksSign in to Amazon and listen to the books you own.
Articles and researchShare a webpage from Safari and hear just the article.

Questions

Good to know.

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Is text to speech helpful for dyslexia?

Many readers with dyslexia use text to speech to follow along, hearing the words while they see them highlighted. Readible is built around that read-along style.

Does Readible have a dyslexia-friendly font?

Readible includes Atkinson Hyperlegible, a font designed for legibility, plus other fonts, themes and text sizes.

Can it read school PDFs and Kindle books?

Yes. Readible reads PDFs, EPUBs, Kindle books and webpages aloud.

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.

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