Thank you!! Love the tint feature.
A Google User
Helperbird user
Voice Typing Helperbird has that.
Over 30 tools your all-in-one accessibility tool, designed to make web pages, PDFs, and documents easier to browse, read, and write All personalized to your needs.
Rated 4.9 stars by over 1,000,000 people
text-to-speech in 30+ languages
OpenDyslexic & Lexend
Trusted by Teams at
Over 1,000,000 people use Helperbird to customize the web to their needs.
Read our customer storiesreading rulers & overlays
immersive reader
Everything you need to Read, Write & Learn
One extension with all the accessibility and reading tools you need - built right into your browser.
Reading Features
Reading Mode, Immersive Reader, dyslexia-friendly fonts, and reading rulers for any webpage.
Text-to-Speech
Natural voices in 30+ languages. Listen to any page read aloud.
Dyslexia Fonts
OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and other fonts designed to improve readability.
Writing Features
Voice typing, word prediction, spell check, and sticky notes. Works in Google Docs, Gmail, and across the web.
Color Overlays
Tinted overlays and backgrounds to reduce visual stress and light sensitivity.
Extract Text (OCR)
Pull text from images, screenshots, and scanned PDFs instantly.
Every Browser
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. One extension everywhere.
30+ Features
Annotations, highlighter, translation, dictionary, and so much more. Explore them all.
Loved by 1M+ Users
Trusted by Uber, Harvard, Microsoft, and over a million people worldwide.
voice typing & word prediction
annotations & highlighter
Over 30 tools designed for accessibility
Immersive Reader, dyslexia support, text-to-speech, word prediction, voice typing, and more - all designed to help with reading, writing, and productivity.
color overlays for visual stress
OCR & text extraction
Questions & Answers
Quick answers to common questions. Need more help? Contact us.
What is Helperbird?
Helperbird is a browser extension that makes websites, PDFs, and documents easier to read. It includes text-to-speech, dyslexia-friendly fonts, reading guides, and many other tools to help you read and write online.
How do I install Helperbird?
Visit your browser's extension store (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari), search for 'Helperbird', and click 'Add to Browser'. Once installed, you'll see the Helperbird icon in your toolbar.
Is Helperbird free?
Yes! Helperbird has a free version with essential features that will always be free. Helperbird Pro is $30/year, Helperbird for Business or Schools is $1,500/year, and for Enterprise pricing, contact us.
How do I log in to Helperbird?
Click the Helperbird icon, go to Settings, and log in using your browser's email account. If you have a subscription key, you can enter it there too.
Can Helperbird read text out loud?
Yes! Select any text on a page, right-click, and choose 'Text to speech' from the Helperbird menu. You can also use the play button in the Helperbird panel.
works on every browser
Google Docs & PDFs too
Makes college so much easier !!!
A Google User
Helperbird user
It works Amazing!
A Google User
Helperbird user
Works a treat. This is brill!
Sue Dowdall
Helperbird user
Have an amazing collection of assistive tools that have benefits for everyone. For me, the combination of Microsoft's Immersive Reader and Apple's reading machine voice (US Alex) makes Helperbird my first choice for processing web content.
Jim Sprialis
Assistive technology specialist
Helperbird is an excellent extension supporting a range of learning differences. Aside from providing many evidence-based dyslexia-assistive tools, the extension also functions as an easy-to-use, feature-rich web experience customization tool suitable to support a wide range of cognitive differences (i.e., color blindness and ADHD-related focus concerns, among others). Also, the developer is a very good person who supports the various learning-different communities in many ways, including by designing the free version of Helperbird to provide enough functionality to be beneficial to people who cannot afford to subscribe to the full-function version.
Kirk Smith
Helperbird user