Read out the text of Web pages using Chrome Apps

Chrome store is a full different types of application for Google Chrome browser. I found the few amazing and interesting app that can eliminate the need of reading out the text of web pages, especially like Wikipedia. Now, you can just install app and command that app to read out the text of web pages for you. It won't be problem for anyone as you only require to install chrome browser and then, app from chrome store.

List of Chrome App to read out text:

1. Announcify: If you really tired of reading the text of web pages, you must try this app. Announcify reads out loud every website you want. The only thing you have to do is install app from chrome store and after this, an icon will be displayed on the top right corner of your chrome browser. Now, when you want to read out any website, just log-on to that website and click on the icon on top right corner of your chrome browser. After this, you will see that this app is reading out whole text containing that web page.

2. Speakit: It is similar to Announcify app but the difference is that you have to select the text of any web page and then, click on the icon (looks like a loudspeaker) on the top right corner of chrome browser and allows your app to speak out text for you. But, the additional feature in this is that you can easily pause the reading text at one click and can continue from the left place.

3. Chrome Speak: It is also an interesting offline app of chrome web store and very popular. You may not find any icon in your chrome browser as other above mentioned app do. Instead, you have to select the text of any web page and then, right click on the selected text you will find the option to read out the text. But, you can not stop or pause it until it finishes the selected text.

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