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1. • • Google's Read Aloud allows you to translate the text in real-time, so the text written in English can be read to you in the language of your choosing. It's a game changer if you're looking for some quick info in another language, or if you're just trying to communicate with someone without a mutual language.
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     What is Google Read Aloud, what does it do, and how does it work?

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   How does Google read aloud work?

   • Google's Read Aloud allows you to translate the text in real-time, so the text written in English can be read to you in the language of your choosing. It's a game changer if you're looking for some quick info in another language, or if you're just trying to communicate with someone without a mutual language. Start from the Read Aloud player.

   What is Google Read Aloud, what does it do, and how does it work?

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   Does Google Assistant read aloud?

   • Speaking of which, the web pages are read aloud in expressive and natural voices, aiming to use the same intonation and rhythm that you'd use if you were reading it aloud yourself. If the original content isn’t in your native language, Google Assistant can trigger your browser to read aloud in 42 languages.

   Easier access to web pages: Ask Google Assistant to read it aloud

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   How to read a text in Google Chrome?

   • Search “Read Aloud.” Select “Enable” from the drop-down. Restart Chrome. Select some text on a web page. Select the three-dots menu icon next to the text. Select “Read Aloud.” Google Chrome will now read the article aloud using Text to Speech. You can increase the text size and speed using the plus and minus icons. Who is this for?

   “Read aloud” feature coming to Chrome: no Assistant needed

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   How do I read a web article on my Android phone?

   • Whenever a web article is displayed on your browser in your Android phone, you can say, “Hey Google, read it” or “Hey Google, read this page” it will immediately read aloud the content of the web page. To help you follow along, your browser will automatically scroll the page and highlight words as they're read aloud.

   Easier access to web pages: Ask Google Assistant to read it aloud

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   Is Google read aloud a good app?

   • It's convenient, quick, and doesn't require you to set anything up. Google's Read Aloud works in the background, so you can even listen to a self-made audiobook while playing a mobile game or following along with the text, and your phone won’t bat an eye.

   What is Google Read Aloud, what does it do, and how does it work?

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   How can Google Assistant help you read a web page?

   • With this new experience, we hope to remove language barriers and help a wide variety of people access information from the web more easily. Just say "Hey Google, read it" to ask Google Assistant to help read aloud a web page from your mobile browser.

   Easier access to web pages: Ask Google Assistant to read it aloud

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3. blog.google › products › assistantEasier access to web pages: Ask Google Assistant to read it aloud

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   Mar 4, 2020 · With Google Assistant, your browser can now read web articles out loud. Whenever a web article is displayed on your browser in your Android phone, you can say, “Hey Google, read it” or “Hey Google, read this page” it will immediately read aloud the content of the web page.

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4. blog.google › intl › en-inEasier access to web pages: Let the Assistant read it aloud

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   Mar 5, 2020 · With the Google Assistant, your browser can now read web articles out loud. Whenever a web article is displayed on your browser in your Android phone, you can say, “Hey Google, read it” or “Hey Google, read this page” it will immediately read aloud the content of the web page.

   • Author: Yossi Matias

5. www.digitaltrends.com › mobile › new-googleGoogle Assistant Rolls Out Feature to Read Web Pages Aloud ...

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   Mar 8, 2020 · The new Read It feature allows Google Assistant to read web pages aloud, like audiobooks, in 42 languages. It is available on browsers and Android smartphones.

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6. support.google.com › websearch › answerRead pages in the Google app

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   • Overview
   • Listen to a page or add it to your queue
   • Change voice
   • Change speech speed

   With Read Aloud, you can turn page text into speech. Read Aloud is available in the Google app for iPhones or iPads.

   Important: This feature isn’t available on all sites.

   See full list on support.google.com

   1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google app .

   2. Search for what you want to read.

   3. Tap the search result you want.

   4. At the top right, tap More   tap Read Aloud .

   5. Select an option:

   • Listen now  

   See full list on support.google.com

   1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google app .

   2. At the top right, tap your profile picture or initial Settings Voice and Assistant.

   3. Under “Read Aloud,” tap Choose voice.

   Tip: You can also change voice if you tap More  in the media player.

   See full list on support.google.com

   1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google app .

   2. To listen to a page, tap Read Aloud   Listen now.

   3. In the media player, tap More   Reading speed.

   4. Select a speed, then tap Done.

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7. www.slashgear.com › 1613822Can Google Chrome Read To You? How To Use Text-To-Speech In ...

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   Jul 6, 2024 · The quick answer is yes, Google Chrome can certainly read the text from websites to you so you don't have to do it manually, however, the process of setting everything up will depend on which...

8. chromeunboxed.com › google-chrome-read-aloud“Read aloud” feature coming to Chrome: no Assistant needed

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   Aug 2, 2023 · Google Chrome will now read the article aloud using Text to Speech. You can increase the text size and speed using the plus and minus icons. Who is this for? While it’s obvious that...