What Is Dyslexly?

Who it is for

• Dyslexic readers who want adjustable text on most websites.
• Students using homework sites, Google Docs and revision pages in Chrome.
• Parents and teachers supporting reading at home or in class.
• Readers who prefer to compare tinted and untinted page backgrounds.

Key features

• Dyslexly applies adjustable reading fonts to most compatible webpages.
• Dyslexly includes 4 specialist fonts plus the system font, free with no account.
• Dyslexly provides optional page tints for readers who prefer them.
• Dyslexly reads selected text aloud with Alt+Shift+R on compatible pages.
• Dyslexly Pro costs £24.99 per year (about £2 a month) or £4.99 per month.
• Dyslexly school licences start at £299 per year per site.
• Dyslexly works on Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers.
• Dyslexly stores reading settings on your device — not our servers.

Pricing

Free. Pro at £24.99/year (about £2 a month) or £4.99/month.

Category: Accessibility · Chrome extension · Education

Frequently asked questions

What is Dyslexly?

Dyslexly is a free Chrome dyslexia reading toolkit for most websites. It includes four font choices, spacing, overlays, line focus, text-to-speech and PDF tools.

Is Dyslexly free?

Yes. Dyslexly reading tools are free with no account. Pro is £24.99 per year (about £2 a month) or £4.99 per month.

Dyslexly vs Focusflow — which is better?

Dyslexly focuses on dyslexia reading: fonts, overlays and read-aloud free. Focusflow targets ADHD focus blocking — different use cases.

Dyslexly Chrome extension review — is it worth it?

Dyslexly is free to install with no account. Core reading tools work on most compatible websites. Pro adds make-text-easier and writing tools at £24.99 per year (about £2 a month).

Does Dyslexly work on Google Docs?

Yes. Dyslexly applies OpenDyslexic font and overlays on Google Docs opened in Chrome. Read-aloud works on selected text.

What are Dyslexly Pro features?

Pro adds make selected text easier to read, plus simplify words, word prediction, dictation, grammar check, vocabulary list and export. Reading tools stay free.

Dyslexly for schools — how does licensing work?

School licences cover unlimited students at one site from £299 per year. Contact [email protected] for bulk keys and invoices.

Dyslexly and Irlen Syndrome — does it help?

Dyslexly offers free yellow, blue and custom page tints that some readers prefer. Evidence for colour overlays is limited and inconsistent, so they should be treated as an optional comfort setting, not a diagnosis or treatment.

Dyslexly vs Read&Write — what is the difference?

Read&Write is a paid literacy suite for institutions. Dyslexly offers free dyslexia reading tools for any Chrome user without signup.

How to install Dyslexly?

Visit dyslexly.com/download or the Chrome Web Store. Click Add to Chrome — font and spacing turn on automatically.