Get helpįor more help with Android Accessibility, contact the Google Disability Support team. Note: Select to Speak might not work with every mobile web browser.
At the top, turn on Read in background. To let Select to Speak read in the background: For example, scroll down or switch to another app while Select to Speak reads. You can do other things while Select to Speak is reading in the background. Drag your finger across the screen, highlighting the text you want to read. 
This feature is available for Catalan, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, and Turkish.
You can point your camera at pictures or text to hear them read or described aloud with OCR.
Tip: When the player is open, use the buttons to pause or play, skip forward or backward, and to increase or decrease speed. To hear multiple items, drag your finger across the screen. Tap an item on your screen, like text or an image. To start Select to Speak, use your Select to Speak shortcut: 2-finger swipe up (3-finger swipe if TalkBack is on), or tap the Accessibility button. Step 2: Use Select to Speak Hear descriptions of things on your screen Optional: To change your shortcut, tap Select to Speak shortcut. Note: If you don't see Select to Speak, go to Google Play to download the latest version of Android Accessibility Suite, then try these steps again. Tap Accessibility, then tap Select to Speak. You can select items on your screen and hear them read or described aloud with Select to Speak for Android. Some of these steps work only on Android 11.0 and up. Learn how to check your Android version. Select Version of Google TalkBack to Download for FREE Google TalkBack 3.5.2-30502006 Add info, 3.00 MB Google TalkBack 3.6.0-30600006 Add info, 3.67 MB.
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