Hear what you wrote.
Paste your text, press the "Read It Back To Me" button, and listen. Hearing your text read aloud helps you catch what your eyes miss.
When you read your own work silently, your brain fills in what you meant to say. Hearing it spoken shows you what you actually said: clunky phrasing, run-on sentences, missing words, awkward rhythm, and a tone that isn’t quite right. It’s an easy ear check for essays, emails, cover letters, speeches, or anything else you want to get right before you hit send.
How it works
- Paste your text into the box.
- Click the “Read It Back To Me” button.
- Listen, then revise anything that doesn’t sound right.