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Live two-way speech translation in Google Meet, with your Tolky account. Tolky for Meet translates your Google Meet calls live, in both directions. • Hear the others in your language. Their speech is translated and played to you; their original voice is turned down or muted, as you choose. • They hear you in theirs. The call hears Tolky's translation of your voice instead of your microphone. • Subtitles for both sides at the bottom of the Meet window, or subtitles only, without voice. • Follows Meet: mute in Meet and nothing is sent or translated. Leave the call and translation stops by itself. • Speaker mode for calls without headphones: your microphone pauses while a translation plays. • Dutch, English, Turkish, German, French and Spanish, in any pair. Shortcut: Alt+Shift+T. It runs on your Tolky account (tolky.be). There are no API keys to paste. Translation uses the minutes in your Tolky plan; each direction is its own session. On the free plan, language pairs and voice output are limited. Requirements: Chrome on a computer, Google Meet in the browser, a Tolky account. Headphones give the best result. Privacy: the extension is active only after you press Start, and only in that Meet tab. Audio is streamed live to Tolky for translation and never stored. Transcripts go into your Tolky history and are deleted after 90 days. No browsing history, no other websites, no ads or tracking. Please tell the other participants that you use live translation. Tolky is made by 2Run, Belgium.
Nov 5, 2026
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