1 Open Source Alternatives to JAWS
A list of 1 carefully selected open-source alternatives to JAWS.

The open-source alternatives are ranked based on our custom ranking system and score. This system takes into account various factors to determine the best alternatives.
If you’re looking for alternative features or workflows, here is a prepared detailed list of JAWS open-source alternatives — each with its own distinctive strengths and key features.
NVDA is a free, open source screen reader designed for Microsoft Windows. Developed by NV Access, it empowers blind and vision impaired individuals by providing accessible technology for education, work, and everyday activities.

Key Features
- Free and open source for global use
- Comprehensive support for popular Windows applications
- Built-in speech synthesis and braille display integration
- Quick, simple installation with portable operation
- Multilingual support and robust community contributions
NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) enables visually impaired users to interact with the Windows operating system and a variety of third party applications. It offers support for web browsers, email clients, office suites, and braille displays, with an intuitive interface, easy installation, and portable usage via USB. Its multilingual and community-driven development makes it a practical tool for users around the world.
Price comparison of JAWS open-source alternatives
Tool | Tier 1 | Details |
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* Pricing shown is based on publicly available information and may not reflect current rates. Visit each tool's website for detailed pricing information and additional tiers.
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