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Save articles, listen, and continue reading on another device.
Set up your reading extension →Bring your next article.
Paste a public article link, choose a PDF or text file, or paste the text itself. Read it immediately after import; choose Listen when you want a recording.
Saving from your browser
The reading extension saves content already open in your browser. For subscriber articles, sign in to the publisher first and open the full article. If the page cannot be imported, paste the text or save a selected passage.
Pick up where you left off
Use the same account on another device to find your library and saved recording position. A paused player follows your progress elsewhere; pressing Play takes over on the current device. Changing speed keeps your place. Preparation continues when you leave the page.
Choose a voice
Choose Heart, Bella, Michael, or Emma for your recording. Once a recording is ready, you can change playback speed and pick up where you left off. If recordings are unavailable, try again later.
When an import needs a second look
Complex PDFs can have missing cells, unusual reading order, or hard-to-read figures. Compare extracted text and generated explanations with the original. If extraction misses important details, try importing a smaller section or pasting its text.
Processing limits
New recordings and difficult documents use a shared processing allowance. If processing is busy or your allowance is reached, your saved articles and completed audio remain available. Basic links, HTML, text, and digital PDFs can still be imported while narration is busy. If the monthly allowance is exhausted, it becomes available again at the start of the next month.
Your library is yours
Open Account to download your library and profile, sign out, or delete your account. Account deletion is permanent; download a copy first if you want to keep it.