The Kindle Cloud Speed Reader
Hack Your Reading Speed. Unlock Your Kindle.
The only browser extension that uses advanced OCR to turn Kindle books into high-speed streams of knowledge.
(Open Source & Forever Free)
The “Impossible” Problem, Solved.
Speed readers have always hit a wall with Amazon: Kindle Cloud Reader locks its text inside images. That’s why other speed reading tools fail—they literally can’t “see” the words.
KREEDER sees everything.
Powered by the cutting-edge Tesseract.js engine, KREEDER doesn’t just display text—it scans your book in real-time, extracts the words using Optical Character Recognition (OCR), and feeds them to you at lightning speeds.
It’s not just a reading tool. It’s a jailbreak for your library.
Read Like a Machine.
- 🚀 Rocket-Speed RSVP Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) eliminates eye movement. Words are flashed at you one by one. You don’t read; you absorb.
- 🧠 Total Control Want to go faster? Hit
Ctrl+Shift+Up. Need to slow down for a complex concept?Ctrl+Shift+Down. You are the pilot. - 🤖 Auto-Pilot Page Turns Forget clicking “Next.” KREEDER automatically turns the Kindle page when you finish reading it, scanning the next page instantly so your flow never breaks.
- 🛡️ 100% Open Source No hidden tracking. No paid tiers. The code is open for the world to see on GitHub.
Zero to 1000 WPM in Seconds
- Install: Add KREEDER to Chrome.
- Open: Go to
read.amazon.comand pick a book. - Launch: Press
Ctrl+Shift+Space. Watch as KREEDER scans the page and launches the reader window instantly.
Powered by Tesseract OCR
Most extensions guess. We analyze. KREEDER uses browser-based Optical Character Recognition to read pixel-perfect text from Kindle’s image-based pages.
- Works best with: Novels, biographies, and text-heavy non-fiction.
- Privacy First: All OCR happens locally in your browser. Your book data never leaves your machine.
Stop Reading. Start Downloading.
Your “To Be Read” pile isn’t getting any smaller. It’s time to change how you consume books forever.
- View Source Code on GitHub
- Created by Stephen A. Salaka
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