Overview
Calculate the estimated reading time for selected text or total word count.
Ideal for voice actors, audiobook narrators, and scriptwriters, this extension offers an easy way to calculate the average time required to read a script aloud. By default, it uses a pace of 155 words per minute (wpm), but you can easily customize this rate to match your reading speed or personal preference. How to Use: -For known word counts: Simply highlight the number, right-click, and select "Brad's Reading Time Calculator" from the context menu to get the estimated reading time. -For full texts: Highlight the script text, right-click, and choose "Brad's Reading Time Calculator" to discover both the total word count and the estimated reading time. Customizable Settings: Adjust the words per minute (wpm) to your speaking pace directly from the extension's popup, allowing for a more accurate calculation tailored to your specific needs. Please Note: Factors such as your speaking pace, the presence of acronyms, and how numbers are expressed (numerically vs. text) can affect the actual reading time. These elements might make the reading take longer than the estimated time provided by this tool. For more insights and tips, visit https://bradhuffmanvoice.com/tools
Details
- Version1.3
- UpdatedApril 27, 2024
- Offered bybradhuffmanvoice
- Size794KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- DeveloperBrad Huffman
8641 Melton Fields Dr Blacklick, OH 43004 USEmail
bradhuffmanvoice@gmail.comPhone
+1 516-418-6423 - TraderThis developer has identified itself as a trader per the definition from the European Union and committed to only offer products or services that comply with EU laws.
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- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes
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