Translate meetings live, in your language
Live captions appear on Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams as the other side speaks — a real-time meeting translator right in Chrome, no copy-paste.
Struggling to follow meetings in a foreign language?
You strain to guess meanings, miss key decisions, hesitate to speak up. Streaming Translator translates the meeting as people talk — you read live subtitles and follow everything.
Translate a meeting in 3 steps
Open your meeting
Join your Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams call in Chrome as usual.
Press Start
Click the Streaming Translator icon in the toolbar and press Start — it begins listening to the tab audio.
Read live subtitles
The translation appears while the other side is speaking. Turn on spoken narration to hear it read aloud.
Why use Streaming Translator for meetings?
Truly real-time
Subtitles appear while people are still speaking — you never fall behind the meeting.
60+ languages
Translate meetings from English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, German and more; the spoken language is auto-detected.
No bot in the room
It runs in your Chrome — no meeting bot to invite, no extra software, nothing your counterparts can see.
Meeting translation FAQ
How do I translate a Zoom meeting in real time?
Open your Zoom meeting in Chrome, click the Streaming Translator icon and press Start — live subtitles appear as the other side speaks.
Does it work with Google Meet and Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Streaming Translator translates meetings on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and any browser-based meeting platform — any audio playing in the tab can be translated.
How is this different from Google Meet built-in captions?
Built-in captions mostly transcribe the original language and support few target languages. Streaming Translator transcribes and translates in real time across 60+ languages, and can read the translation aloud.
Is meeting translation free?
There is a free trial plan. Paid plans from $3/month add more translation hours.
Will other participants know I am using it?
No. The extension only listens to the tab audio on your machine and shows subtitles to you alone — it never joins the meeting.