@Voice Aloud Reader - Android application - Read text from web pages, news articles, long emails, text messages, PDF files, e-books, and more.

Important notice: You need to install a text to speech engine and voice to speech application on your device. If you haven't received it yet, please pick it up from the Play Store. Examples: Google Voice Services (pre installed on most Android devices), Vocalizer TTS, Acapela TTS, Cerepro, RHVoice TTS, etc. If necessary, you can use multiple.

Purchase a premium license to remove all ads from the main @ Voice Aloud Reader application and enable some advanced features. The advanced license is permanent and can be used on any Android device.

@Features of Voice Aloud Reader:

1. Click on the "Share", "Send via Email" button or menu item in any application to send text. You can read it aloud to @ Voice Aloud Reader for speaking through speakers or headphones.
2. If 'Sharing' is not available, please copy the text in another application and paste it into @ Voice for reading aloud.
3. Open text, PDF, DOC, EPUB/MOBI/FB2, or HTML files from the Android file system for loud reading.
4. Save the articles opened in Voice to a file for future listening. Build a listening list for many articles to continuously listen to others. Sort the list as needed, for example, prioritizing more important articles.
5. Record spoken articles to sound files - WAV supports (uncompressed) or OGG (compressed) formats.
6. Use Android local text to speech, or if you prefer - cloud voice Google (WaveNet), Amazon (Polly TTS), or Microsoft (Azure TTS). Please note that Cloud Voice is a paid service from Google, Amazon, or Microsoft, although each of them offers some free usage every month.
7. Use special annotations to switch speech or even language within text. Read more: https://hyperionics.com/atVoice/VoiceChanges.html
8. Easily control the volume, pitch, and pace of the speech generator.
9. Use wired or Bluetooth earphone buttons as needed to pause/resume voice, as well as click the next/previous button to jump to a sentence, long press to switch to the next/previous article in the list.
10. It can automatically recognize the language of the article and use appropriate TTS voice (if available), or use the "Select Language" menu item.
11. The option to pause between paragraphs, start speaking as soon as a new paragraph is added. The article has been loaded or is waiting to press a button. When wired, start/stop the call. The headphone jack has been inserted/unplugged.
12. The optional sleep timer can stop voice after a given timeout.

Regarding permissions:

Full Internet access is required, because the "sharing" function browser from the network and any news reading application I have tried only send us URL addresses（ http://something...... They do not send the full text of the article, so Voice downloads the article from the Internet so that it can be read aloud or saved for later reading. Just use the copy text function in an application and paste it to @ Voice, or save the full text in an application to the storage and open the file @ Voice. You can avoid Internet connection, but this is not very convenient.