Reads
Audacity Pro Feature
Do you miss out on important or interesting knowledge because you don’t have time to read something when you first notice it? And then, well, life happens and you end up forgetting it, only remembering you missed it during a conversation where it might have come in handy.
Since Audacity is meant not only to make your life easier but also more efficient, we created a feature that allows you to save documents, news feeds, and articles to read later.
What does it do?
With Audacity Pro you can bookmark unlimited articles, feeds, pages, etc. and read them later. When you bookmark a webpage, the app will automatically generate a PDF and save it on the Feeds and Reads section in the app. You can find this section on iPad by tapping Feeds & Reads at the bottom of the screen. On iPhone, access it by tapping the Bookmark icon at the bottom of the screen. Users can then choose whether to read the bookmarked page offline, or access it online via the link provided at the bottom of the PDF to read it in its original format.
How does it work?
On your iPhone/iPad
1. Find a page you would like to save to read later
2. When on the desired page, click the share icon at the right of the website bar
3. Share with Audacity Tasks app
Note: Alternatively to points 2 and 3 above, you can also copy the link and paste it directly on the Audacity app on your Today’s view as a task
4. It will automatically create a document in the Feeds and Reads section of the Audacity Pro app
5. You can then access it whenever you want in the Audacity Pro app, and either:
- Read the pdf generated in Audacity (which is saved by the app so you can read it offline)
- Click the blue box at the bottom of the pdf that says “Go to original article” to read it online

On your desktop for Chrome
- Head to this link to add the Audacity Reads button as a Chrome extension
- Find a page you would like to save to read later
- When on the desired page, access the Audacity Reads button via the Jigsaw Icon on the right upper corner of the Chrome browser window
- Click on the Audacity Reads button
- It will automatically create a document in the Feeds and Reads section of the Audacity Pro app
- You can then access it whenever you want in the Audacity Pro app, and either:
- Read the pdf generated in Audacity (which is saved by the app so you can read it offline)
- Click the blue box at the bottom of the pdf that says “Go to original article” to read it online
On your desktop for Safari / Firefox / Edge
- Install the ‘Audacity Reads’ button to your browser
- Head to Audacity’s Manage My Account Page
- Insert your email address and sign in to receive an email with your login link.
- In your email open the ‘Audacity Login Request’ mail and click ‘Log me in’
- Go back to Manage My Account
- Under Manage My Account select ‘Read Later’ in the left hand menu
- Drag and drop the blue ‘Audacity Reads’ button onto your bookmarks bar
- Find a page you would like to save to read later
- When on the desired page, click the Audacity Reads button in your bookmarks bar
- It will automatically create a document in the Feeds and Reads section of the Audacity Pro app
- You can then access it whenever you want in the Audacity Pro app, and either:
- read the pdf generated in Audacity (which is saved by the app so you can read it offline)
- click the blue box at the bottom of the pdf that says “Go to original article” to read it online
You can also turn your Reads into tasks!
Simply tap and hold the desired Read, then slide your finger to the task icon.

Still have questions?
Audacity was built to support you and make your life easier, and that’s what we aim to do. If you still need help with this (or another) feature, please use the ‘Support Request’ button in the app to ask any questions. You can find it by tapping on your avatar and scrolling down to the Help Section.
If you have any suggestions or ideas of how to make Audacity even better, why not let us know? Send your ideas through the ‘Feedback and Feature Requests’ section on the app, or hit us up on social media at Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. We look forward to hearing from you!
Upgrade
Audacity Feeds is a Pro feature which you can activate within the app. For more information on how upgrading to Pro can boost your Audacity experience, please visit our Pricing page now.