love it! I want it on Word and on all my applications now...
Vernon Dickey
Helperbird user
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.
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Reading Mode, Immersive Reader, dyslexia-friendly fonts, and reading rulers for any webpage.

Natural voices in 30+ languages. Listen to any page read aloud.

OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and other fonts designed to improve readability.

Voice typing, word prediction, spell check, and sticky notes. Works in Google Docs, Gmail, and across the web.

Tinted overlays and backgrounds to reduce visual stress and light sensitivity.

Pull text from images, screenshots, and scanned PDFs instantly.

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Annotations, highlighter, translation, dictionary, and so much more. Explore them all.

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Immersive Reader, dyslexia support, text-to-speech, word prediction, voice typing, and more - all designed to help with reading, writing, and productivity.
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.
love it! I want it on Word and on all my applications now...
Vernon Dickey
Helperbird user
this extension seems amazing so if that doesn't bother you, I say go ahead and get it!

Ana Robledo
Helperbird user
I have ADHD and yesterday Helperbird and the text-to-speech function (available in free version) turned a 28-page reading assignment from a two-day task to roughly two hours, maybe three at the absolute most. It helped tremendously! And I loved that the text-to-speech has such a fluid voice compared to a lot of others I've used! Honestly, the fact that this was created by someone who knows the struggles is something I love, because then it has neurodivergency in mind. I've tried too many things in the past that were created by neurotypical folk trying to be helpful to us and I do appreciate it, but it doesn't work as well because our brains work different. Highly recommend!
Addison Brown
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
The free version of this is so great and helpful to a LOT of people...but the upgraded version is next level:)
Mia Laudato
Helperbird user
wonderful

Ayman Mahrous
Helperbird user