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For pages that are somehow loud: paste your text and read it back in big, friendly type with room to breathe — one chunk at a time, if you like.
What are we reading?
Pacing
Extras
Bold anchors thicken the start of every word, so your eyes have something to land on as they scan.
Some pages are just loud. Not with sound — with density. A thousand words pressed into a grey wall, every line the same weight, and your brain takes one look and books a holiday.
Focus Reader is the opposite of that. Bigger type, shorter lines, real room to breathe between them. The words stop shouting over each other and start queueing politely.
If a whole page still feels like too much, switch on chunk mode. You get one piece at a time and a button that serves the next — no scrolling into the abyss, no losing your place.
Paste anything you've been avoiding: the school letter, the insurance email, the article open in a tab since March. When you're done, close the tab and the words are gone, like they were never here.
Close the tab and the words are gone — nothing saved, nothing sent
It's rarely a reading problem — it's a noise problem. When every line is the same weight and the margins are starved, your attention spends itself on the page instead of the words. Bigger type, shorter lines, and honest spacing turn the volume down.
Do this now: paste the thing you've been avoiding, switch on chunk mode, and read exactly one chunk. That's the whole assignment.
Read the guide on reading when the words won't stay