Use Loquora to translate what you say in Google Meet, typically about a second after each phrase. Choose from 32 languages in flexible combinations and let other participants hear the translation without installing anything.
Works through the desktop app or browser extension. No credit card required.
There are two practical options. Google Meet has a built-in Speech Translation feature for eligible Google AI and Workspace plans. It translates between English and French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish and creates audio in a voice similar to the speaker.
Loquora adds translation through a desktop virtual microphone or a browser extension. It supports 32 languages in flexible source and target combinations, works with personal Google Meet calls, and can also be used in Zoom, Teams, Telegram, Discord, and other calling apps.
Google's built-in feature is convenient when everyone fits its language and account requirements. Loquora is useful when you need more languages or want the same translator outside Google Meet.
Translate outgoing speech through a virtual microphone or directly in a WebRTC call with the browser extension.
Enable Google's native feature inside an eligible meeting when your language pair is supported.
Both options translate live speech, but they solve different access and language requirements.
| Feature | Loquora | Google Meet built-in |
|---|---|---|
| Languages | 32 languages | English with French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish |
| Translation direction | Choose source and target from supported languages | Every currently supported pair includes English |
| Where it works | Meet plus other calling apps | Google Meet only |
| Access | Free plan available | Eligible Google AI or Workspace plan and host required |
| Language pairs | User chooses their translation pair | One pair is active for the entire meeting |
| Published latency guidance | Typically about one second after a short or medium phrase | Google says translations may be delayed by a few seconds |
Google Meet capabilities and availability can change. Google details in this table were checked against official documentation on July 22, 2026.
The desktop app is the most flexible option because it works as a microphone across your computer.
Download the app for Windows or macOS, create an account, and complete the short audio setup.
Select the language you speak and the language other meeting participants should hear.
In Google Meet, open audio settings and choose the Loquora virtual microphone as your input device.
Loquora recognizes each phrase, translates it, and sends the translated voice into the meeting.
The Loquora desktop app also works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, and other software that accepts a microphone input.
Yes. Google Meet Speech Translation is available on eligible Google AI and Workspace plans. It currently supports English paired with French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish.
No. Every currently published Google Meet Speech Translation pair includes English. Loquora lets you choose the source and target from its 32 supported call languages.
No. When you use the Loquora virtual microphone or browser extension, other participants hear the translated speech directly in Google Meet.
Yes. Loquora runs separately from Google's subscription eligibility, so it can be used in personal Meet calls after you install the app or extension.
Loquora can show translated subtitles for incoming speech. Additional incoming-audio features depend on your plan and settings.
Use Google's built-in option if your account is eligible and your meeting uses English with one of its five supported languages. Consider Loquora if you need a broader or non-English language pair, a personal free plan, or translation across multiple calling apps.
Install Loquora, choose your language pair, and send translated speech into your next call.
Download Loquora freeAbout 30 minutes of voice translation every month.