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Real-time, low-latency translation for calls & videos — hear it in your language or read live captions. 70+ languages. Translext adds real-time, ultra-low-latency translation to any audio playing in your browser — video calls, webinars, YouTube, and live streams. Hear it spoken in your language, or read live captions, as it happens. WHAT YOU GET • Real-time audio → audio — hear a live, spoken translation in your language, with very low latency. • Real-time audio → text — read live captions of the original speech and its translation, side by side. • 70+ languages — translate into and from the language you prefer, including right-to-left scripts. • Works where you already are — Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, YouTube, live streams, online courses and more, right in the browser tab. No bots joining your call, no uploads. • A clean floating overlay — draggable, unobtrusive, always readable. • Your settings, synced — sign in to carry your preferences across devices. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pin Translext and open the tab you want to translate. 2. Click the icon and choose your language. 3. Press start — spoken translation and live captions appear in real time. PRIVACY Audio is processed only to produce your live translation while a session is running, and stops the moment you stop. No bots, no meeting invites. Need help? support@translext.com · https://translext.com/support
Aug 19, 2026
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