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The Fast Way to Speed Up Reading The app that I want to introduce to you will guide your eyes through a reading list with the help of a highlighting marker. This improves your speed, and you can adjust the preferred speed — and the highlighter size, determining how much text you’ll be shown at once — to either scale back or push yourself. Outread has a number of features, including a built-in eBooks directory with classic books and sync with Instapaper, Pocket, and Pinboard. A simple switch of reading mode will help you read faster and read more. Let’s take a look at some of the key features of the app. Create a Reading List You start by creating a reading list, which you can do from one of the connected services like Pocket and iBooks, or pull in from stories loaded into Outread. Adjust the Reading Speed You can also adjust the reading speed in the top right, as seen here. The highlighting technique teaches your eyes to move more efficiently through the text. It provides a rhythm, which lowers the number of unnecessary jumps and makes you more focused. Start Your Training with A Preferred Reading Mode There are two modes to train up your speed reading skill. You can pick from one of them that fits you best. Track Your Reading Speed Progress Outread also allows you to track daily (and other time duration) progress points. Start your speed reading training now! Simply install Outread here for $2.99 and you can start your speed reading training and read 10 times faster. And hey, this article was just about shy of 500 words. So if you were already a speed reader, you’d have been done a while ago … think what you could be onto now! ADVERTISING ADVERTISING READ NEXT Ditch Your Banana and Kale! Use "The Blender Girl" To Find Your Fun and Tasty Smoothie Recipes Easily Read Only What Matters to You With Instapaper 2 Minutes Book Summary: How to Read a Book ADVERTISING ADVERTISING