Read My Word: Scan & Learn

Reading an English book and hit a word you don't know? Read My Word lets you point your camera at the page and tap that single word. You'll hear how it's pronounced, see what it means in your language, and save it to your own vocabulary list — without ever putting the book down to type. ■ HOW IT WORKS 1. Hold the scan button and point your camera at any printed text 2. Every word on the page becomes tappable 3. Tap the word you don't know 4. Hear it pronounced, read the translation, save it with one tap No typing. No losing your place. No switching apps. ■ BUILT FOR READING, NOT JUST TRANSLATING Most camera tools translate a whole page and forget it. Read My Word is built for people who are actually studying: • Tap a single word, not a whole block of text • Native English pronunciation for every word • Your saved words become a personal vocabulary notebook • Come back any time to review what you collected ■ WORKS COMPLETELY OFFLINE Download your language pack once and everything runs on your device: • Text recognition — offline • Pronunciation — offline • Translation — offline Perfect for the classroom, the library, the train, or travelling abroad. No data plan required, no page-by-page loading. ■ 59 LANGUAGES Choose your native language from 59 options — including Spanish, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Chinese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Thai, Polish, Dutch and many more. English is recognised, your language is what you read. ■ PERFECT FOR • Students working through English textbooks and course material • Anyone reading English novels, graded readers or extensive reading • TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS and exam preparation • Travellers reading English signs, menus and documents • Anyone who wants to stop forgetting the words they look up ■ WHY PEOPLE USE IT Looking a word up is easy. Remembering it is the hard part. Every word you tap is saved automatically, so the vocabulary you build comes from what you're actually reading — not from a generic word list someone else wrote. Note: text recognition accuracy depends on lighting and camera angle. Most results are accurate, but a poorly lit or steeply angled page may not scan cleanly. Powered by Google Translate.