Frequently Asked Questions

Single Word Reader is a browser-based focus reader that shows pasted text one word, phrase, or sentence at a time.

The site does not upload your text. Text-only playback stays in your browser. Audio is handled by your browser or operating system, and the selected voice may use an online speech service, so check your device settings before using sensitive text.

Yes. Press Go, then use the audio button to hear the full text through your browser's built-in voice while the display follows the spoken position.

Yes. Choose One word in Settings, then start audio. You can also follow in three-word phrases or full sentences when you want more context.

It is designed with dyslexia-friendly controls in mind, but it is not a medical product. Some readers may prefer it for focus and tracking, while others may prefer normal text.

Start around 180 to 250 words per minute. Increase only if comprehension stays comfortable.

Single-word reading can remove useful context. Phrase and sentence modes give readers a slower, more contextual option.

Single Word Reader was created by David Taylor.