So many useful features! This app is as helpful as it's name.
Courtney Hood
Helperbird user
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Both Helperbird and Snap & Read help people read, write, and learn online. They're both solid tools - this page is about helping you find the right fit for your needs.
We believe the best accessibility tool is the one that works for you. No wrong answers here.
Over 30 reading, writing, and accessibility tools - with a generous free tier and support across every major browser and platform.
Listen to any webpage read aloud with natural voices. Supports multiple languages and adjustable speed.
FreeMicrosoft's Immersive Reader built right into Helperbird. Simplify any page for focused reading.
FreeSwitch to OpenDyslexic or other dyslexia-friendly fonts on any website with one click.
FreeDictate text anywhere on the web. Great for writing emails, filling forms, and taking notes hands-free.
ProStrip away clutter and distractions. Read any article in a clean, customizable layout.
FreeTranslate any selected text or full pages into 100+ languages instantly.
FreeHelperbird is available on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, iPad, iPhone, Google Docs, and Google Slides - so it works wherever you do.
Snap & Read is available on Chrome and iPad, with a focus on educational environments.
Helperbird offers a generous free tier with core features included. Pro plans start at $6.99/month with educational and volume discounts available.
Snap & Read offers a free trial, with paid plans tailored to schools and districts.
Both Snap & Read and Helperbird are fantastic accessibility tools built to help people read, write, and learn online. Your choice depends on what platforms you use, what features matter most, and what fits your budget. There's no wrong answer - just the right tool for you.
So many useful features! This app is as helpful as it's name.
Courtney Hood
Helperbird user
I have been trying to find ways to make my child happy to go to school again, and someone recommended helperbird. She loves helperbird, and she is now much happier about the idea of returning to school. I think this might be a game changer, as they do so much web based schoolwork and research. She says they really understand people with dyslexia

Cris Townley
Parent
Huge fan of the zoom feature. It trumps the native zoom in your browser since the zoom level you set actually stays with you no matter what page you go to, which is very helpful and meshes well with the other features the app offers.

Taylor Kirkpatrick
Helperbird user
My son has dyslexia and has been struggling with parts of distant learning over the last year. We recently discovered this software and he is loving everything about it, especially with the ease of following directions and completing his assignments! We have used several other tools but this has everything a dyslexia person needs all in one bundle! The upgrade is definitely worth it to make our daily struggles, on the computer, run much smoother. I also greatly appreciate customer support (helpdesk). They went above and beyond to make sure we were all set up on the computer for my son to most successful.
Melissa Motz
Teacher
Love the new ruler. Thank you so much and cant wait for the Google docs add on.

A Google User
Helperbird user
It an extension that makes reading easy while surfing the internet.

Mohammad F.
IT intern
Quick answers to common questions. Need more help? Contact us.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.

Make browsing easier and more accessible with tools like Text to Speech, Immersive Reader, and more.