Hit “Speech” and toggle “Speak Screen” on.

Select “General,” and then navigate to “Accessibility.”.

Here’s how to enable the audio feature depending on your device: For iOS: iOS devices work through a feature called “Speak Screen,” whereas Androids use Google Text-to-Speech. The free Kindle apps for iOS and Android devices offer Text-to-Speech capabilities, but the process looks a bit different than the TTS option for Kindle tablets. How to Enable Text to Speech in the Kindle Mobile App

Scroll down until you see “Text-to-Speech,” and then hit “Turn On.”.

Hit the key with “Aa.” If you’re using a Kindle Touch, tap the top of the screen to reveal the menu.

Follow these steps to enable Text to Speech on these older models: Older eReaders, such as the Kindle Touch and the Kindle 2, can still narrate Kindle books with TTS capabilities.

If you want the narration to go faster or slower, you can select the “Narration Speed” icon.

To hear the Kindle read out loud, tap the screen to reveal the progress bar and click “Play.”.

Select “Additional Settings,” and then hit the Text-to-Speech switch to enable it.

While reading, tap the middle of the screen, and then click on the menu icon in the upper right corner.

To enable Text-to-Speech on newer Fire tablets, select a book that has the feature and follow these steps: Text to Speech for Fire Tablets (4th Gen and Up)

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