Talklets is a screen reader software that quickly transforms web page text into natural-sounding speech, replicating a lifelike experience. The software enables users to save text as MP3 files, and even transfer them to an iPod. The tool also offers instant conversion of RSS feeds to podcasts or talk shows.
If you're someone who loves to read online but finds yourself struggling with accessibility issues, Talklets is here to help. This text to speech screen reader from Textic can convert any website's text content into high-quality, lifelike speech. Plus, it allows you to select specific text and save it to MP3 files to listen back to later on your iPod or other MP3 player.
One of the best things about Talklets is how easy it is to get started. Just install the toolbar and set up a simple account, and you're up and running. With its 'Internet radio station' feature, you can also convert RSS feeds to talk or podcasts instantly. And if you need a specific voice or language, there are options available to you.
Whether you want to use it for individual use on any website you visit or embed it into your own web pages to make them more accessible to all visitors, Talklets makes it simple. It installs easily as a launcher toolbar on Internet Explorer, and it can also be used on Firefox and Safari as a Favelet.
Once you've got Talklets up and running, you'll find a range of useful controls to adjust text highlight color, text size, and much more. This makes it especially helpful for readers with conditions like color blindness, low vision, or dyslexia.
With a free Lite account that provides 30 minutes of talk time per month and a subscription option for unlimited talk time at just 99p per month, there's no reason not to give Talklets a try. It's a powerful tool that can make the online experience more accessible to all.
One of the best things about Talklets is how easy it is to get started. Just install the toolbar and set up a simple account, and you're up and running. With its 'Internet radio station' feature, you can also convert RSS feeds to talk or podcasts instantly. And if you need a specific voice or language, there are options available to you.
Whether you want to use it for individual use on any website you visit or embed it into your own web pages to make them more accessible to all visitors, Talklets makes it simple. It installs easily as a launcher toolbar on Internet Explorer, and it can also be used on Firefox and Safari as a Favelet.
Once you've got Talklets up and running, you'll find a range of useful controls to adjust text highlight color, text size, and much more. This makes it especially helpful for readers with conditions like color blindness, low vision, or dyslexia.
With a free Lite account that provides 30 minutes of talk time per month and a subscription option for unlimited talk time at just 99p per month, there's no reason not to give Talklets a try. It's a powerful tool that can make the online experience more accessible to all.
What's New
Version 1.90: Launcher application installs Textic Talklets as IE toolbar but Talklets is also useable as Favelet in Firefox and Safari. Reading speed and voice quality increased for 2007. Lite accounts have free 30 minutes talktime per month.