WebReader
Share a link
Send an article from your browser or paste its URL into WebReader.
LISTEN TO THE WEB YOUR WAY
WebReader for Android.
Read web pages aloud.
WebReader: Read Aloud URLs is an Android text-to-speech app by San Tran. Share an article link from your browser to listen to the main text in the background, including with your screen locked.
Get it free on Google Play
FROM LINK TO AUDIO
Keep up with what matters without watching your screen
Listen to the main text
WebReader extracts the article content for a cleaner listening experience.
Keep playing in the background
Switch apps and control playback from your notification.
SEE WEBREADER IN ACTION
From a web link to listening
Share a web page, choose a reading speed, and return to recently opened pages.
- Share a page link from your browser.
- Choose a reading speed and start listening.
- Open a recent page from your library.
Page extraction varies by website; pages that require sign-in or block access may not work fully.
Get WebReader on Google Play
START IN A FEW STEPS
Turn a web page into something to listen to
- Open the article you want to hear in your browser.
- Tap Share and choose WebReader, or paste the link in the app.
- Wait for the article text, then press play and keep listening while you switch apps.
Extraction varies by website. Pages that require sign-in or block access may not work completely.
Read the Android guide to listening to web pages →
MAKE LISTENING YOURS
Stay focused. Set your own pace.
- Adjust playback speed from 0.5× to 2×
- Control playback from notifications and the lock screen
- Review listening history and resume on supported pages
- English and Vietnamese interface; uses voices available on your device
READ ON YOUR SCHEDULE
Articles, blogs, stories, and long reads
WebReader is a web page reader for Android: share an article, blog, or story and listen with text to speech using voices on your device. For commutes, chores, or a screen break. Extraction varies by website.
PICK THE RIGHT WAY TO LISTEN
Chrome or WebReader?
Chrome on Android offers “Listen to this page” on supported pages. If you only need to hear one page in your browser, try that first. WebReader is useful when you want to share links from other apps, keep a listening history, and return to a page you opened; article extraction varies by website.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you get started
Which WebReader app is this?
This is WebReader: Read Aloud URLs for Android, developed by San Tran. Its Google Play package is com.tripslay.autoreadweb. Use the Google Play links on this official product site to find the correct app.
How do I listen to an article with the screen off?
Open the article in your browser, tap Share and select WebReader. Wait for the main text to load, start playback, then lock your screen. Use the notification or lock-screen controls to pause or resume. If Android stops playback, check the app's battery settings. Loading a page requires internet access.
Is this a Chrome extension or ReadSpeaker webReader?
WebReader by San Tran is a separate Android app that receives shared URLs. It is not a desktop Chrome extension or ReadSpeaker's website reading service. You can share a page from Chrome on Android into the app.
Is WebReader free?
You can download the app for free. It contains ads and offers in-app purchases; Google Play shows prices and details before a purchase.
Do I need an internet connection?
An internet connection is needed to load web pages. Spoken audio may require a connection or work offline depending on the voice and text-to-speech engine on your device.
Can WebReader read every website?
Not always. Pages that require sign-in, block access, or load content in unusual ways may not extract completely.
Does WebReader support Vietnamese?
Yes. The interface is available in English and Vietnamese. Spoken voices depend on the text-to-speech voices installed and supported on your Android device.
How is reading data handled?
Reading history and progress are stored on your device. Google Ads and Firebase may process some device, app activity, and diagnostic data. See the Privacy Policy for details.
How can I report a page that does not read correctly?
Send the website name or a public URL, Android version, and the step that failed to admin@tripslay.com. Do not send passwords or private links. Read the getting-started guide.
WEBREADER FOR ANDROID