NaturalReader Text to Speech for Android download

NaturalReader Text to Speech, from Naturalsoft Ltd, is a free productivity app you can use on Android and iPhone.

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Title

NaturalReader Text to Speech

Requirements

Android
iPhone

Language

English

Available languages

English
German
Russian
Swedish
Italian
French
Spanish
Polish
Dutch
Turkish
Korean
Japanese
Arabic
Norwegian
Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Simplified)
Danish
Portuguese

License

Free

Latest update

2026-01-26

Author

Naturalsoft Ltd

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