A foreign reel, an interview in English, a voice note in a language you don't speak, a lecture in German — watching isn't enough, you need to know what it's about. You don't have to reach for a separate translator: the bot first transcribes the recording into text, then translates that text into the language you need — video, audio or voice message, all in one place.
How it works: transcribe first, then translate
To understand a foreign recording, you don't need a separate translator. Send the bot a video, audio file or voice message — or just a link from one of 20+ platforms (YouTube, Instagram and others) — and it will transcribe and translate the video or audio: first it turns speech into text, then it translates that text into the language you need. All in one chat, no separate services.
What people use it for
- A foreign reel or short clip — understand what it's about without knowing the language.
- An interview or podcast in another language — read the content in your own.
- A voice message from someone who doesn't write in your language.
- A lecture or webinar in English, German or French — work through it as text.
Translation is usually the whole point: transcribing a foreign recording without translating it doesn't get you far.
13 languages, both directions
Translation works between 13 languages and both ways: understand someone else's recording in your language (say, Arabic or French audio → English text), or translate your own recording into another language. You choose the source and target languages yourself.
| What you translate | How to send it | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Video | file or a link from 20+ platforms | text + translation |
| Audio, podcast | file | text + translation |
| Voice message in a chat | forward to the bot or reply with a mention | text + translation |
To get an accurate translation
Translation is built on top of the transcript — so first the recording has to be recognized correctly. If the language is tricky (a heavy accent, a dialect) or auto-detection picks the wrong language, set the recording's language manually — then both the transcript and the translation come out right. And one more thing: this is machine translation for understanding the meaning — great for grasping what a recording is about, but not a certified translation for documents.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can I translate into?
Into one of 13 languages, both ways — understand a foreign recording in your language, or translate your own into another.
Can I translate a video from a link without downloading it?
Yes. The bot accepts links from 20+ platforms — send a link and get the text and translation.
How accurate is the translation?
The translation is built on the transcript, so first the recording needs to be recognized correctly — for a tricky accent, set the language manually. It's machine translation for understanding the meaning of a recording.
Can I translate a voice message right from a chat?
Yes — forward it to the bot, or reply to the voice message with a mention of the bot right in the chat.