Microsoft Teams voice translator
Translate Teams meetings. Use the language you know.
Loquora usually starts translating your speech in under one second and sends the translated voice into Teams. Choose from 58 languages without relying on your organization's Copilot access.
Use the extension for Teams web or the app on Windows and macOS.
Project sync
Microsoft Teams · 8 participants
Original speech
We can deliver the first version on Friday.
Loquora · Translated voice
Nous pouvons livrer la première version vendredi.
The short answer
Does Microsoft Teams have a voice translator?
Yes. Teams Interpreter provides real-time speech-to-speech translation and can simulate a participant's voice. Microsoft currently lists nine core speaking and listening languages, requires eligible Microsoft 365 and Teams licenses plus Microsoft 365 Copilot, and includes 20 interpretation hours per licensed user each month.
Loquora can be installed by one person, supports 58 languages, and works through the extension in Teams web or the Loquora microphone in the computer app. Other participants hear a standard or optional personal voice. You can read their reply as translated subtitles or hear it aloud.
Microsoft Teams Interpreter requirementsDirect comparison
Teams Interpreter and Loquora are available in different ways.
Teams Interpreter is available to organizations with the required Microsoft licenses. You can install Loquora yourself when you need more languages or cannot change your company's licenses and settings.
| Feature | Teams Interpreter | Loquora |
|---|---|---|
| Voice translation | Built into supported Teams meetings and calls | Browser extension or virtual microphone |
| Access | Eligible M365, Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses | Personal free plan available |
| Languages | Nine core speaking and listening languages listed | 58 selectable real-time languages |
| Monthly allowance | 20 interpretation hours per Copilot-licensed user | About 30 free minutes, with paid plans available |
| Guests | Anonymous users and guests cannot use Interpreter | The other participant does not install Loquora |
| Other apps | Microsoft Teams only | Zoom, Meet, Telegram, Discord and more |
Microsoft capabilities and licensing can change. Details were checked against official documentation on July 22, 2026.
Five-minute setup
How to translate a Teams call with Loquora
Use the browser extension in Teams web, or select Loquora as the input device in the Teams desktop app.
- 01
Install Loquora
Add the browser extension or download the Windows or macOS app, then create an account.
- 02
Choose your languages
Select the language you speak and the language other participants should hear.
- 03
Connect it to Teams
Open Teams web with the extension, or choose the Loquora virtual microphone in the desktop device settings.
- 04
Speak normally
Loquora can start translating a long sentence before you finish saying all of it.
Questions and answers
Microsoft Teams translation FAQ
Does Teams provide speech-to-speech translation?
Yes. Microsoft Teams Interpreter translates speech in real time and can use voice simulation or an automated voice.
What license does Teams Interpreter require?
Microsoft lists eligible Microsoft 365 and Teams licenses plus a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. IT administrators can also control access.
How many languages does Teams Interpreter support?
Microsoft currently lists nine core languages for speaking and listening. Loquora supports 58 selectable languages for real-time calls.
Can a guest use Teams Interpreter?
Microsoft says anonymous participants and guests cannot use Interpreter because their identity and license cannot be verified.
Does everyone need Loquora?
No. Use the extension in Teams web or select the virtual microphone in the desktop app; other participants stay in their normal Teams call.
Can I try Loquora with Teams for free?
Yes. The personal free plan includes about 30 minutes of voice translation each month.
