Small print, big and out loud.
Point your phone at small print. Readout shows it big and reads it aloud.
Zoom, a light, tap to focus, and "Hold still" to freeze what you're looking at.
Normal, black on yellow, white on black or yellow on black, on the live camera and on the text.
Readout lays the words out again, up to very large, keeping columns apart and each price with its item.
Sentence by sentence, with the one being read highlighted. Pause, go back, or tap any sentence to start there.
Every button is large, says what it does, and sits within reach of one thumb.
Menus in dim restaurants, the back of a jar, the small print on a bill: Readout is for everything that's printed too small.
Point your phone at it and Readout works as a magnifier, with zoom, a light and high-contrast colours. Tap Read it and the words come back as large, clear text in the right order, ready to be read aloud a sentence at a time.
Freeze the picture when you've got it, then zoom and read without keeping the phone steady.
Restaurants and cupboards are darker than you think. The light makes the words much easier to read.
Readout says how many marks it couldn't read and how many columns it found. The photo is a tap away, and you can correct any read.
Yes. There are no ads and no account.
No. Words are read on your phone. The last 20 reads are kept on your phone so you can go back to them.
Yes. The words are read on your phone, so the magnifier and large print work anywhere.
