Typography controls
Adjust font presentation and text size to suit your reading preferences.
Shape webpages around the way you read. Adjust typography, spacing, and visual comfort with ClearRead: right inside your browser.
The web is full of useful information, but every website presents it differently. ClearRead lets you adjust text presentation, size, spacing, and visual comfort to better suit your preferences. Try the controls on the right and watch this sample respond.
Explore how typography and spacing can change the feel of a page. Switch between the two previews below.
Try the comparison to see a sample article with its default presentation and a more spacious reading style. This is a website demonstration; your actual settings are controlled in the extension.
When you read online, type size, line length, spacing, and contrast all influence how a page feels. Each website makes different choices, and those choices may not work equally well for everyone.
A more comfortable layout gives the words a little breathing room. With adjustable reading preferences, you can find a presentation that feels more natural to you.
Thoughtful controls help you shape the way text appears across the web.
Adjust font presentation and text size to suit your reading preferences.
Fine-tune line spacing and letter spacing for a layout that feels less crowded.
Explore contrast and appearance settings that work better for your eyes and environment.
Keep site-specific reading preferences so familiar pages can feel familiar again.
ClearRead is designed to fit into the way you already browse.
Visit an article, guide, or other page you want to read more comfortably.
Choose the typography and spacing preferences that work for your reading style.
Use your saved preferences and site-specific options where supported by ClearRead.
People read in different ways. Adjustable text presentation can help you make online reading feel more suited to your own preferences, whether you're studying, researching, or catching up on an article.
ClearRead focuses on practical reading controls and personal choice. It isn't a medical tool and doesn't promise to treat or diagnose any condition.
ClearRead is designed around local reading preferences and user control. Review the full policy for the details of how the extension handles data and permissions.
ClearRead's privacy policy explains its data practices and the limits of what it collects.
Reading preferences are stored locally by the extension, as described in the privacy policy.
Understand the extension's permissions, local storage, and privacy commitments before using it.
Bring your preferred reading experience to the web with ClearRead.
Last updated: June 2026 · Version 1.0
This Privacy Policy explains how ClearRead ("the extension", "we", "us") handles information when you use the ClearRead Chrome extension. ClearRead is a browser extension designed to improve text readability on websites. We built ClearRead with a clear principle: your reading preferences are your own business, not ours.
ClearRead saves only the settings you configure yourself. This data is stored locally and is not transmitted to any server.
global_settings: Your default font, size, contrast, and spacing preferences.
settings_example.com: Site-specific overrides you've set for individual websites.
scope_example.com: Whether you've chosen global or per-site mode for a domain.
This data is stored using Chrome's built-in chrome.storage.local API. This description reflects the existing policy and should be checked against the shipped extension code before publication.
The existing policy states that ClearRead does not collect or transmit browsing history, webpage content, personal information, device fingerprint data, usage analytics, crash telemetry, or payment information. It also states that the core extension does not include analytics scripts, telemetry calls, or remote-server connections.
storage: saves readability settings locally. activeTab: applies settings to the current tab. scripting: injects styles to adjust font rendering. host permissions: allow style injection on websites. Review the extension manifest and implementation to confirm these descriptions are accurate before publication.
The original policy describes this process: a webpage opens; locally saved settings are read; styles are applied; popup changes are saved locally and reflected in the page. It states that the style application process is local.
The original policy states that data is stored using Chrome's chrome.storage.local API, is not synced to Google's servers by default, is typically removed when the extension is uninstalled, and can be cleared using “Reset to Defaults” in the extension popup. Verify the reset label and behavior against the current release.
The original policy states that ClearRead does not integrate with analytics platforms, advertising networks, or data brokers, and that its Atkinson Hyperlegible and OpenDyslexic font files are bundled locally. Verify these statements against the current build.
The original policy states that ClearRead does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13, and invites parents or guardians with concerns to make contact.
The original policy states that updates will be published on this page with an updated date and that material changes to privacy protections will be clearly disclosed. Future changes should be reflected here before deployment.
Reach out for help with the extension or this Privacy Policy. We typically respond within two business days.