About PronounceIt
PronounceIt is a free, browser-based tool that helps anyone hear and learn how to pronounce English words, names, and sounds — clearly and confidently.
Our mission
Pronunciation is one of the hardest parts of learning and using English, and good tools are often locked behind sign-ups or paywalls. PronounceIt exists to make accurate, easy-to-follow pronunciation help free and available to everyone — students, English learners, teachers, professionals, and anyone who has ever paused before saying a tricky word or name.
What you can do here
- Hear any word in American, British, Australian, and Indian English, with IPA and syllable breakdowns.
- Pronounce names from around the world.
- Learn the 44 sounds of English, minimal pairs, and commonly confused or mispronounced words.
- Practise out loud with record-and-compare, plus an instant pronunciation score.
- Learn by language with guides tailored to speakers of other languages.
- Have fun learning with lessons, stories, quizzes, and games.
How it works
PronounceIt combines the browser's built-in speech technology with curated linguistic data (phonetics, syllables, IPA). There are no accounts and no sign-up — your progress is saved privately in your own browser.
Two things are worth being precise about, because other sites are vague about them. When you record and compare yourself, that recording is held in your browser and is never sent to us. When you use the say-it-and-get-scored feature, the score is calculated in your browser — but the speech-to-text itself is done by your browser's own speech service, which in Chrome, Edge and Safari means the audio is sent to that vendor to be transcribed. We never receive or store it. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Who it's for
Everyone. PronounceIt is a general-purpose education and knowledge resource for learners of all ages — from someone preparing for an exam or interview, to a teacher building a lesson, to a curious reader who just met an unfamiliar word.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections, or suggestions? We'd love to hear from you — visit our Contact page.