PDF Voice Reader - Docs Aloud

• Monthly — $4.99/month
• English AU — $4.99
• English Irish — $4.99
• English UK — $4.99
• English US — $4.99
• PDF Voice Reader Pro — $49.99
• Portuguese Br — $4.99
• Russian — $4.99
• Spanish — $4.99
• Spanish Mex — $4.99

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

4.1 964 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Informative yet lacking in user-friendliness.

   In general, it works well; it allows multitasking while listening. Improvement suggestions include preventing the system from returning to the first page and losing track after a simple phone check or finger movement. It would be beneficial if it asked for confirmation before resetting the page. Additionally, enabling paragraph highlighting would be a great feature.

   Financialy free! · 7 Aug 2026

2. 2/5Not good enough.

   I downloaded this app to read aloud a course text. Therefore, it needs to be smooth, not robotic sounding, and needs to skip things “figure 1 blah blah blah.” This app is not smooth when reading aloud. When a word is hyphenated, due to being at the end of sentence or similar, it mispronounces the word. The voice is that typical, no body can stand it, robotic totally non-human type voice that my mind just wants to tune out. Therefore, this app is … not good enough. 2 stars because it does do what it says it does, but does NOT do it well.

   PeLtMaN3 · 7 Aug 2026

3. 4/5For a free version it’s great

   A few points that I don’t like in it: - Doesn’t allow to use waze at the same time, even with waze’s voice command turned off. - you can’t point in the page where to read. It also doesn’t show in which part of the page it is. - It has a few mistakes. For exemple, it reads “we’re” like “W E re”.

   reloew · 7 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Very nice TTS

   This app provides tactical TTS with many voices and languages to choose from. It seems valuable for translation (does it?). I say this because the foreign voices seem to translate from English to other languages (like to Spanish). I do use this app and enjoy the increased reading speeds for reading books and general amusement. The app starts at the point that reading stopped or selected location/page. Most all of the voices read very naturally and with good pronunciation. Thanks so much.

   mc2501 · 7 Aug 2026

5. 3/5Lots of potential but needs major work on page navigation during active PDF to voice

   The app has nearly everything you’d want! BUT the developers need (1) to fix 3 consistent bugs and (2) add a function or two. - This app lacks arrows indicating page ‘back’ and ‘forward’ (allowing the reader to skip to the next page or go back a page at a time). In place of arrows, it allows readers to *attempt* to navigate to the next or previous pages *while* the voice is reading the document by scrolling back or forward, but this function is laden with bugs. — Glitch #1: scrolling FORWARD to next page *while* listening to the document being read ALWAYS skips *2 pages* forward, which makes you have to stop the voice and navigate back then start again. — Glitch #2: attempts to scroll BACK to previous page *while* PDF voice is reading only takes you back to the top of the current page and WILL NOT take you back a page, no matter what. This is a major glitch. — Glitch #3: since these scrolling options (again, *while* listening to the voice) are consistently glitchy, to go to the desired page the user has to stop the voice function, go to thumbnail view, and select the right page. BUT ALAS, here’s the third glitch: to select the correct page via thumbnail view one had to select the page TWO pages before the desired page! One last request: It would further be extremely useful if the thumbnail view didn’t always revert back to page 1 but rather followed the current page being read. As it stands now, I could be on page 291 and wanting to go back to the beginning of that chapter, and when I choose thumbnail view to navigate to an earlier page it always begins at page 1 and I have to scroll several hundred pages forward to get to where I want to go. Every. Time.

   Tim and Brandi · 7 Aug 2026

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