AccentShed

Practice American English pronunciation on any webpage — highlights sounds, plays audio, tracks 35 phonemes with the CMU Dictionary

As of June 2026, AccentShed has — users in the Education category.

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1.0.2

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Tracking since Apr 17, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 17, 2026	2	—	—	1.0.2
Apr 27, 2026	2	—	—	1.0.2
Jun 1, 2026	2	—	—	1.0.2
Jun 9, 2026	3	—	—	1.0.2
Now	—	—	—	1.0.2

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AccentShed turns any webpage into a pronunciation lesson. Select the sounds you want to practice, and every word containing those sounds gets highlighted directly in the text you're reading.

Color-coded backgrounds identify each sound category. Underlines mark the exact letters that produce the target sound — not the whole word. Click any highlighted word to hear it spoken in American English. Click again for slow playback.

35 sounds across 8 categories:
- R-colored vowels (ER, AR, OR, EAR, AIR, OOR)
- TH sounds (voiceless and voiced)
- Short and long vowels
- Diphthongs
- Schwa
- Consonants (R, L, V, W, S, Z, and more)

Built-in contrast presets for commonly confused sounds: Peak vs Pick, Think vs This, West vs Vest, Luke vs Look, Right vs Light.

Hover over any highlighted word to see the sound name, rhyming words, and homophones.

Powered by the Carnegie Mellon University Pronouncing Dictionary — over 100,000 words with accurate phoneme mappings based on actual pronunciation, not spelling.

Privacy: The extension only runs on sites you explicitly enable. All processing happens in your browser. No data is collected or sent externally.