IReadAll review
A reader-focused text-to-speech tool with OCR, highlighting, exports, and voice cloning.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IReadAll is a browser-based text-to-speech product for listening to articles, notes, PDFs, DRM-free EPUBs, and stories. It is aimed at readers, students, accessibility users, authors, educators, and authorized content creators. Its reading experience includes synchronized sentence and word highlighting, saved progress, source management, AI-generated narrator selection based on tone and language, and chapter navigation for EPUB files. OCR extends PDF reading to scanned pages, while the Chrome extension handles webpages and selected text. Web, Chrome extension, iOS, and Android access give it a broad reader-facing footprint.
Pricing is organized around a free plan and two paid tiers. Free includes voice, PDF, and EPUB reading, 100K Reader characters each month, and a 10-minute one-time audio trial. Reader Plus costs $9.99 per month and raises the allowance to 1M Reader characters, with 25 offline items and 100 AI reading actions each month. Pro costs $19.99 per month and includes 3M Reader characters, 300 AI actions, 120 audio creation minutes each month, voice cloning, and commercial audio exports. The pricing page states that subscriptions are not open yet, so the plan structure is clearer than the current purchasing path.
IReadAll stands out when the workflow begins with documents rather than a developer integration. OCR, EPUB chapter navigation, narrator selection, progress saving, and highlighting suit regular listening, while MP3 and WAV export support PDF audio workflows. Creator features extend the product toward audiobook production and authorized narration, with voice cloning controls and commercial use on Pro. Choose it for reading across documents and devices or for creator workflows requiring downloadable audio. Readers needing more than 10 languages or an API should consider a different text-to-speech product.
IReadAll pros and cons
- Where it wins
- OCR supports listening to scanned PDF pages
- Synchronized highlighting follows sentences and words
- Pro adds voice cloning and MP3/WAV commercial exports
- Where it doesn't
- Reader subscriptions are not open yet
- Support is limited to 10 languages
- No API is provided for custom integrations
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