ReaderView

ReaderView

Reader mode with highlights

66 ratings
69 reviews
$7.99 Free
In-App Purchases

Lowest price: $2.99 4 years ago (-%)


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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 15, 2015
  • August 22, 2026

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Transform cluttered web pages and documents into a clean, distraction-free reading experience. Save articles, videos, and more for offline access, with features like highlighting, note-taking, and full-text search.

Distraction-free reading mode
Save content for offline access
Highlight passages and add notes
Full-text search across saved articles
Organize content with folders
Sync across devices with iCloud
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What's New in ReaderView

8.8.38

August 22, 2026

YouTube transcripts are working again, and embedded videos now play reliably inside ReaderView. We’ve also refined the video thumbnail and play button for a cleaner reading experience, along with general stability improvements.

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

ReaderView PRO

Unlimited articles, PDF export and highlights.

User reviews

Excellent.

Simple, easy.

Feedback

Please support language: Simplified Chinese

best offline web reader with backup to pdf

best for offline web browsing (esp useful for reading on plane).Better if folders is display on home page .

You like using Safari’s Reader view on iPhone/iPad? This is even better

What the title said. If you’re reading this, dev(s), please add an In-App Purchase to make this work on macOS, thank you!

Unable to read pdfs from web

Throws an error when I try to use the web pdf feature

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FAQ

What does ReaderView do?

ReaderView transforms cluttered web pages, documents, and even YouTube videos into a clean, distraction-free reading experience. It allows you to save content for offline reading, highlight passages, add notes, and search across all your saved articles.

What types of content can I save with ReaderView?

You can save web articles, blog posts, Word documents, text files, PDFs (text-only), YouTube videos (with transcript view), and long-form social media posts like Twitter/X articles.

How much does ReaderView cost?

The app is free to download and use with in-app purchases. Specific features or advanced functionalities may require an in-app purchase.

Is ReaderView compatible with my devices?

ReaderView syncs across your devices using iCloud, suggesting compatibility with Apple devices. It works from various sources including Safari, Apple News, Twitter/X, Feedly, Word files, and YouTube.

What are the main benefits of using ReaderView?

The primary benefit is a focused reading experience free from distractions. It also offers convenient features like offline saving, annotation tools, robust search capabilities, and organization through folders.