Translation while people speak
The translation of the sentence being spoken appears and grows as it is heard; when the sentence ends you get its full translation.
Verbaico translates speech while it is being spoken. Someone talks in their language, and you read the translation on screen moments later, in any of more than 120 languages, from more than 80 spoken languages and accents. It runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
Listening…
The language being spoken, and the language you want to read.
Press start and keep the device near the speaker, or on a computer capture the sound of a browser tab.
The original and the translation appear together, sentence by sentence.
The translation of the sentence being spoken appears and grows as it is heard; when the sentence ends you get its full translation.
Translate into more than 120 languages, including many that other tools leave out, from more than 80 spoken languages and accents.
See the transcript and the translation side by side or one above the other, so you can check what was actually said.
On a computer, translate the sound of a browser tab, such as a video call, a webinar or a video, in browsers that can share tab audio.
Every session is saved. Copy it, or download it bilingual, as the original only or as the translation only, as text or subtitles.
Pause and resume in the same session; paused time isn't charged, and a session with nothing said for three minutes stops by itself.
Follow colleagues and partners who speak another language, and keep a bilingual record.
Follow a lecture, a sermon or a presentation given in a language you don't know well.
Understand a guided tour, an announcement or a conversation abroad.
Help a conversation at the doctor's, at school or at a public office go more smoothly. Where every word matters, such as medical, legal or official matters, use a qualified interpreter: Verbaico can support one, not replace one.
Speech can be recognised in more than 80 languages and accents, and translated into more than 120 languages. You'll see the full lists when you choose the languages in Verbaico.
The translation starts while the sentence is still being spoken, and is completed shortly after the speaker pauses.
No. Machine translation can get things wrong, especially names, specialist terms and unclear speech. Verbaico helps people follow and take part in a conversation; for medical, legal or other important matters, use a qualified interpreter.
No. Verbaico runs in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. You sign in with your email address or a Google account.
No. The audio is processed while you speak and is not stored. The text is kept in your history so you can read it later; the privacy policy explains how long, and how to have it erased.
New users get 30 free minutes, with no credit card. After that, buy a pack of minutes that never expires, or choose a monthly plan.
New users get 30 free minutes. No credit card needed.
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