Helperbird includes Microsoft’s Immersive Reader. Here is how that fits alongside our other tools and Microsoft’s own ways to open the reader.
These options share Microsoft’s reading technology. The surrounding tools and the way you access the reader are worth checking for your setup.
Helperbird lets you select text and open it in Microsoft’s Immersive Reader from the extension.
Microsoft documents Immersive Reader in products including Edge, Word, and OneNote. Features vary across supported products and languages.
Helperbird offers a separate text-to-speech tool as well as read aloud within its Immersive Reader view.
Microsoft’s Edge guide describes Read Aloud, with controls for the voice and reading pace.
Helperbird’s Immersive Reader view includes text appearance settings and line focus. Use the feature guide to explore the controls.
Microsoft’s Edge guide lists text size, spacing, page themes, and line focus. Check its product and language guide for other versions.
Immersive Reader is included in Helperbird Free, with a 2,000-character limit per use. Check the feature guide and pricing page for current limits.
Microsoft describes Immersive Reader as a free tool within supported products. Check access requirements for the Microsoft app you plan to use.
Before choosing, try the tasks you do most on your own device. Check any language, document, or school account requirements with the provider.
