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It has the capability to detect languages and switch dialects without the need for the user to do so themselves. VoiceOver features plug-and-play support for refreshable braille displays.

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(For details on VoiceOver for Apple mobile devices, see the Screen Readers and Assistive Technology Software for Mobile Devices section.) It uses keyboard and track pad gestures to control the computer and a built-in voice to adjust the rate, pitch, and volume of the speech based on the context of the content being spoken. Serotek: $399 (Standalone), $499 (Mobile) monthly plan available VoiceOver (Apple)Īpple’s VoiceOver is a screen reader platform that comes standard with Macintosh operating systems for desktop and laptop computers. More information about System Access is available at External.

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System Access allows for free download of software updates. Two versions are available: System Access Standalone and System Access Mobile. System Access is a screen reader that works on Windows-based computers with Microsoft Office applications, as well as Internet browsers and social networking applications (such as Skype). NV Access: Free (donation suggested) System Access (Serotek) NVDA is available for download at External.

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NVDA has the ability to run from a USB drive or other portable media.

NVDA uses a synthetic voice (available in English and fifty other languages) and braille output.

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Supports most common web browsers and reading books in the Kindle for PC software. NVDA provides support for web browsers, chat programs, and Microsoft Office programs, including Word and Excel. NVDA is a free open-source screen reader for Microsoft Windows computers. Microsoft: Free with all Windows operating systems NVDA–Non-Visual Desktop Access (NV Access) More information about Narrator, as well as other accessibility features on Microsoft Windows, can be found at External. Using artificial intelligence, Narrator is able to identify images and graphics for the user. Narrator supports most popular braille displays on the market. Users can choose from three voices that read aloud what you type and announce events that happen on the screen (such as dialog boxes that appear). It reads aloud the text that appears on your screen and describes your desktop and any windows you have open. Narrator is a screen reader built into all current versions of the Windows operating system. A free forty-minute demonstration version is available for download at External.įreedom Scientific: $1,000 (Home), $1,200 (Professional) Narrator (Windows) JAWS is functional with any JAWS-compatible speech synthesizer or a braille display.

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Home is usable on the Home Basic or Home Premium Windows platforms Professional is usable on any Windows platform. There are two versions: Home and Professional. JAWS is able to work in tandem with the screen magnification software Zoomtext. The software is available in seventeen languages and has voices to support thirty languages. JAWS (Job Access with Speech) is a screen reader that supports standard Windows applications and web browsers. In some cases, they work in concert with refreshable braille displays.

They may be built into the device or have to be purchased and/or downloaded. They come with a variety of voice options and languages. Screen readers are software programs that convert text on a computer screen to synthesized speech.

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Scanning Software.

Screen Magnifiers with Screen Reading Capabilities.

Screen Readers and Assistive Technology Software for Mobile Devices.

If you are interested in information about portable magnifying devices, the NLS Magnifiers Devices Reference Guide contains descriptions of different types of magnifiers and information on where the devices can be purchased. Their listing in this reference guide does not constitute endorsement. Items listed are not distributed by the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, Library of Congress. This reference guide is not comprehensive. In addition, many companies have special offers on their websites and free demonstration software.

Contact information for the vendors is listed alphabetically in the Contact Information for Sources section.Ĭontact the companies to verify current prices, discuss product specifications, and learn about other products that may not be listed in this publication. Most items are available from multiple vendors, which are listed below the entry along with the price at the time this publication was compiled. They convert digital text or print into synthetic speech, braille, or enlarged text. The products listed in this reference guide are designed to assist people who have disabilities in accessing printed information.