Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Listen to text in Hindi, Bengali and other languages - Know how to use

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Make reading a hands-free experience

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: The ‘Listen to this page’ feature will make reading a hands-free experience and provide several playback controls such as pause, play, rewind, skin 10-seconds, and fast-forward.  

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Playback speed control

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: With this feature, people will be able to modify their listening experience by changing the playback speed, disabling or enabling auto-scroll and text highlighting, and choosing a preferred voice or language. 

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Diverse voice types

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: The new feature has diverse voice types accessible to Chrome users such as River- mid-pitch bright, Ruby- mid-pitch warm, Moss- low-pitch peaceful, and Field- low-pitch bright.

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Various languages

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: The ‘Listen to this page’ feature can be accessed in various languages such as Hindi, English, Bengali, German, French, Japanese, Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian, Russian, Portuguese, and Spanish. 

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: How to use?

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature:  Chrome users can use this feature by tapping on the ‘Listen to this page button’ given in the three-dot menu on the right corner of the Chrome Android app, located just below the Translate option and they can control the playback with given options. 

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: Roll out soon

Google’s 'Listen to This Page' feature: However, the feature might not be accessible for all web pages. If a web page is incompatible with this new feature, the option will not appear in the three-dot menu. Reports suggest that the tech giant is going to roll out this feature for all stable Chrome users soon.