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Audileo – Text to Speech (TTS) Read Aloud for Accessibility (WCAG/ADA)

Add a floating "Read Aloud" button to your site. Intelligent content extraction reads only the meaningful content using the browser's built-in voices.

Version3.2.0
Active installsNew
Rating0.0 / 5
Tested toWP 7.1

About this plugin

Audileo TTS adds a floating play button to every page of your WordPress site, allowing visitors to listen to your content read aloud using the browser’s built-in Web Speech API. Features Voice Selection – Automatically detects and ranks available voices: Microsoft Edge Natural voices Google voices Apple system voices Plus system and fallback voices Intelligent Content Extraction – Automatically reads only the meaningful content: Skips navigation menus, sidebars, headers, footers Removes ads, cookie banners, popups Excludes comments, sharing buttons, related posts Detects WordPress themes and picks the main content area Floating Player – Dark/light mode UI with: Play/Pause/Stop controls Speed adjustment (0.5x to 3x) Pitch adjustment Progress bar with time estimate Voice selector dropdown with all available voices Read Selection feature Customizable – Position, colors, size, and behavior all configurable Keyboard Shortcuts – Ctrl+Shift+U to toggle reading Mobile Responsive – Works on phones and tablets Accessibility – WCAG-compliant focus states, reduced motion support Lightweight – No external dependencies, uses the browser’s built-in Web Speech API Privacy – No external API calls, no data collection, GDPR compliant How Voice Selection Works The plugin scans all voices available in the visitor’s browser, ranks them by type, and auto-selects one: Edge Natural voices – Available in Microsoft Edge and Chrome on Windows 10/11 Google voices – Available in Google Chrome Apple voices – Available in Safari (macOS/iOS) System voices – Fallback for all browsers A suitable voice matching the page language is auto-selected and saved for future visits via browser localStorage. Privacy This plugin does not collect, store, or transmit any data. All text-to-speech processing happens locally in the visitor’s browser using the Web Speech API. No external API calls are made. Voice preferences are stored in the visitor’s browser localStorage only.