How to Listen to Star Trek Fan Fiction with Text-to-Speech
To listen to a Star Trek Fan Fiction story with text-to-speech, download it as an EPUB, open the file in a compatible reader, and use the reader or device’s read-aloud feature. WP Downloader creates EPUB files for free. You do not need to install anything or have a Star Trek Fan Fiction account.
Download the story with WP Downloader
Find the story you want on trekfanfiction.net. Its URL will look like this:
https://trekfanfiction.net/writer/a-story-name/Copy the URL, then:
- Open the Star Trek Fan Fiction Downloader.
- Paste the story link into the box.
- Choose EPUB as the output format.
- Choose whether to include the story’s images.
- Download the EPUB to your device.
WP Downloader downloads the full story. It cannot download individual chapters or story lists from Star Trek Fan Fiction. The stories are in English, and you do not need to sign in.
EPUB downloads are free and work with all the readers covered below. WP Downloader can also create a PDF, which requires a free Discord sign-in. For the read-aloud options in this guide, use EPUB.
For more help, see the Star Trek Fan Fiction download guide.
Listen on an iPhone or iPad
Apple Books opens EPUB files, and the iPhone and iPad Speak Screen feature can read them aloud.
Turn on Speak Screen
- Open Settings.
- Select Accessibility.
- Select Spoken Content.
- Turn on Speak Screen.
Open the EPUB in Apple Books. With the story on screen, swipe down from the top with two fingers to start reading it aloud.
Speak Screen uses the text-to-speech voices installed on your device, so the sound of the narration depends on the voices available.
Listen on an Android phone or tablet
You can use Android’s Select to Speak feature or an EPUB reader with text-to-speech.
Use Select to Speak
Open Settings, select Accessibility, and turn on Select to Speak. Open the story, then use Select to Speak to tap the items you want Android to read aloud.
Use Moon+ Reader
Moon+ Reader opens EPUB files and has a built-in text-to-speech mode. Open the downloaded EPUB and start the app’s read-aloud mode.
Use @Voice Aloud Reader
@Voice Aloud Reader can also read EPUB files aloud. Open the downloaded story in the app to listen.
These options use the text-to-speech voices installed on your device. Narration may sound different from one phone or tablet to another because the installed voices differ.
Listen on Windows, macOS, or Linux
Thorium Reader and calibre can read EPUB files aloud on a computer.
Use Thorium Reader
Thorium Reader is free and works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Open the downloaded EPUB, then use the read-aloud feature.
Use calibre
calibre is a free desktop application with an e-book viewer. Open the EPUB in the viewer and select Read aloud.
Both programs use the text-to-speech voices installed on your computer, so the narration depends on the voices available.
Listen after a story gets new chapters
WP Downloader cannot update an EPUB you have already downloaded. If the writer adds chapters, paste the story link into WP Downloader again and download a new EPUB.
The new file contains the story available when you download it. Open that file in your reading app to continue listening.
If you also use an e-reader, see the guides for sending Star Trek Fan Fiction stories to Kindle and reading Star Trek Fan Fiction stories on Kobo.
FAQ
Is WP Downloader free for Star Trek Fan Fiction stories?
Yes. EPUB downloads are free for everyone. Creating a PDF requires a free Discord sign-in.
Do I need a trekfanfiction.net account?
No. WP Downloader downloads Star Trek Fan Fiction stories without a sign-in.
Can WP Downloader create an audiobook file?
For Star Trek Fan Fiction, WP Downloader creates EPUB or PDF files. You can listen to an EPUB with any of the text-to-speech options in this guide.
Can I download only one chapter?
No. WP Downloader downloads whole stories from Star Trek Fan Fiction. It does not download individual chapters or lists from this site.
Why does the narration sound different on another device?
The apps and accessibility features listed here use the text-to-speech voices installed on the device. How natural the reading sounds depends on those voices.