Place read-aloud buttons anywhere on a PDF, then export a single self-contained HTML file — click a button and the text is read aloud, using your browser's built-in text-to-speech. Free, unlimited, no account required. Your file is processed entirely inside your browser and is never uploaded anywhere, so it's safe to use with tests, worksheets, or original materials.
Try it now — upload a PDF and place your first button
🔊 Open Yomiage Maker →Note: the tool itself is in Japanese, but the interface is simple and icon-driven (upload, click, place, download) — most users get the hang of it in under a minute without reading Japanese. A short visual guide is below.
Teachers and support staff — provide read-aloud access to tests, worksheets, or handouts as a testing accommodation, without sending student materials to any server.
Special needs and inclusive education — give students who benefit from audio support a way to hear any part of a document read aloud, exactly where they need it.
Only have a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file? See how to convert it to PDF first.
Yes. No account, no time limit, no usage limit for the core PDF-to-audio-button tool.
Nothing is uploaded. The PDF is read and processed entirely inside your browser using JavaScript, so it's safe to use even with materials containing personal or copyrighted content.
Yes, commercial and institutional use is fine — schools, support services, and individual teachers are all welcome to use it.
Convert them to PDF first, then upload. See the step-by-step conversion guide.
Yes — voice, speed, and pitch depend on your browser and operating system's built-in text-to-speech engine, since no audio is generated or stored on a server. We recommend checking playback on the device you'll actually use before relying on it, e.g. for a test.
Yes — please always review the text you enter for each button yourself before using the file, since text-to-speech pronunciation isn't always perfect.
Ready to try it?
🔊 Open Yomiage Maker →日本語のページはこちら。