Teak ReaderWEBPAGE TEXT EXTRACTION · FOCUSED READING
Teak Reader is a browser extension that extracts the title, main text and images from article webpages. Leave navigation, ads and recommendations behind, then read with clear typography and your preferred font size and theme.
Chrome · Edge · Firefox / Reading mode works without an account
The article stays. Navigation, ad spaces and recommendation panels give way to the text.
Some words deserve more than a passing glance.
A good reading space gives an idea room to unfold. There is no hurry to get to the next thing. Just a few well-chosen words, a little white space, and the freedom to follow your curiosity.
Read slowly enough to notice what stays with you.
Underline a sentence. Leave yourself a thought. Save the article, and come back when you have room for it.
Teak ReaderSome words deserve more than a passing glance.
A good reading space gives an idea room to unfold. There is no hurry to get to the next thing. Just a few well-chosen words, a little white space, and the freedom to follow your curiosity.
Read slowly enough to notice what stays with you.
Underline a sentence. Leave yourself a thought. Save the article, and come back when you have room for it.
The same article, with the surrounding webpage clutter removed.
IN YOUR BROWSER
Use Teak Reader on article webpages in Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
Start with a news article, blog post, tutorial or other article you want to read.
Click the Teak Reader toolbar icon and choose “Enter reading mode”. You can also set a keyboard shortcut in the extension settings.
Adjust the reading view, highlight a passage, leave a thought, or export a PDF or image.
Store releases are being prepared. Installation links will appear here after publication. The steps above also apply to the installed preview version.
READ · ANNOTATE · EXPORT
Extract a webpage, read comfortably, mark the passages that matter, and keep a clean copy as a PDF or image.
HIGHLIGHTS · UNDERLINES · THOUGHTS
Select a passage to highlight it or underline it. Add a thought to leave a note; its icon lets you reopen what you wrote beside the passage.
Available after sign-in, including free accounts
A good reading space gives an idea room to unfold. There is no hurry to get to the next thing. Just a few well-chosen words, a little white space, and the freedom to follow your curiosity.
Read slowly enough to notice what stays with you.
Underline a sentence. Leave yourself a thought. Save the article, and come back when you have room for it.
PDF · IMAGES · PRINT
Export the extracted article from the reader toolbar. Keep a PDF for later, save the page as an image, or print the article with its reading layout.
PDF, image export and printing are available without an account
Some words deserve more than a passing glance.
A good reading space gives an idea room to unfold. There is no hurry to get to the next thing. Just a few well-chosen words, a little white space, and the freedom to follow your curiosity.
Underline a sentence. Leave yourself a thought. Save the article, and come back when you have room for it.
MORE WAYS TO READ AND KEEP
Choose your font and text size. Switch between white, sepia, gray and night themes to suit the way you read.
Use replacement translation, or sign in to a free account for original text and translation side by side. Switch the display to suit your reading.
Save to My Teak to keep the text and article images together. Reopen saved documents in the extension or on the web.
After sign-inUse folders and stars to organize documents. Search titles and full article text across your saved library.
Folders, stars & full-text searchRevise the article, insert an image, or edit Markdown. Work with headings, tables, code blocks, formulas and Mermaid diagrams.
Markdown · MermaidGet the key points in an article, or ask AI to explain a code block. Code blocks also have a copy action. AI summaries and explanations use the points included in your paid plan.
AI points / monthPlans
A free account for everyday reading. More room and AI points when you need them.
FAQ
It identifies the article title, main text and article images, then presents them in a reading layout. Navigation, advertising and recommendations surrounding the article are excluded from that view. Extraction depends on the structure and accessible content of the page.
Yes. Enter reading mode, then use Export PDF, Export image or Print in the toolbar. The output uses the extracted article instead of a screenshot of the entire original webpage.
Yes. After signing in, select text to highlight it, underline it or attach a thought. The thought icon opens the note you wrote. These tools are available to free accounts as well.
The extension's reading mode and full-page replacement translation work without an account. Sign in for bilingual translation, saved documents and synced thoughts. AI summaries require a paid plan.
The extension is built for Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Its store release is being prepared. You can already sign in on the web to read and manage saved documents. Mobile web layouts are supported; no native mobile app is available yet.