Microsoft Teams voice translator

Translate Teams meetings. Use the language you know.

Loquora translates your speech and sends the translated voice into Microsoft Teams through a virtual microphone. Choose from 32 languages without relying on your organization's Copilot access.

Desktop app for Windows and macOS. No credit card required.

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Project sync

Microsoft Teams · 8 participants

Live
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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 is installed by the individual user, supports 32 call languages, and sends translated speech through a virtual microphone. It can be used in Teams and then reused in Zoom, Meet, Telegram, Discord, and other calling apps.

Microsoft Teams Interpreter requirements

Direct comparison

Teams Interpreter and Loquora serve different access models.

Teams Interpreter is deeply integrated for licensed organizations. Loquora is a personal, cross-platform option when you need more languages or cannot control company licensing and admin policies.

FeatureTeams InterpreterLoquora
Voice translation
Built into supported Teams meetings and calls
Sent through a virtual microphone
Access
Eligible M365, Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses
Personal free plan available
Languages
Nine core speaking and listening languages listed
32 supported call 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

Loquora works as an input device that you select in Microsoft Teams audio settings.

  1. 01

    Install Loquora

    Download the Windows or macOS app, create an account, and complete the short audio setup.

  2. 02

    Choose your languages

    Select the language you speak and the language other participants should hear.

  3. 03

    Select the Loquora microphone

    Open Teams device settings and choose the Loquora virtual microphone as your input.

  4. 04

    Speak normally

    Loquora translates each completed phrase and sends the translated voice into the call.

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 32 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. You select its virtual microphone, and other participants hear the translated speech 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 without requiring a credit card.

Try your next call

Bring a personal translator to Teams.

Install Loquora, select its virtual microphone, and use the same translator across your calling apps.

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About 30 minutes of voice translation every month.