Install the desktop app
Download Loquora for Windows or macOS, sign in, and complete the short setup.
Loquora translates what you say during a live call and sends the translated speech through a virtual microphone. It works on Windows and macOS with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Telegram, Discord, and other calling apps.
About 30 minutes of voice translation every month. No credit card required.
Hi! I'm glad we can finally talk.
Bonjour ! Je suis ravi que nous puissions enfin parler.
A real-time voice call translator converts speech from one language into another while a conversation is happening. With Loquora, you speak normally, the app recognizes your phrase, translates it, and plays the result into the call through a virtual microphone.
The other person does not need to install Loquora. They hear the translated speech inside the same app you are already using. Incoming speech can appear as translated subtitles, so both sides can follow the conversation.
Loquora is designed for live conversations: calls with friends and family, language practice, online communities, travel planning, and any situation where typing into a text translator breaks the flow.
The desktop app works as an audio layer between your microphone and the calling application.
Download Loquora for Windows or macOS, sign in, and complete the short setup.
Open your calling app and select the Loquora virtual microphone in its audio settings.
Choose the language you speak and the language the other person should hear. Loquora handles the translation as you talk.
Loquora keeps translation inside the call, so you can focus on the person instead of copying phrases between apps.
Use the standard voice or create a personal voice on a paid plan so translated speech sounds more like you.
Read translated incoming speech while the other person talks, without leaving the call.
Call history is opt-in. Unless you enable it in settings, Loquora does not save a conversation history to your account.
Switch language pairs between conversations and use automatic language detection for incoming speech.
The desktop version is not tied to one meeting platform. If an app accepts a microphone input, Loquora can route translated speech into it.
No. The desktop app sends translated speech through a virtual microphone, so the other person hears it in the calling app they already use.
Loquora works with applications that let you select a microphone, including Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and Discord.
Translation typically starts playing about one second after the end of a short or medium phrase. Longer phrases, network conditions, and the selected language pair can increase the delay.
Yes. Incoming speech can be translated into on-screen subtitles. Additional incoming-audio features depend on the selected plan and settings.
Loquora supports 32 languages for real-time calls, including English, Russian, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Ukrainian, and others.
Yes. The free plan includes full voice translation for about 30 minutes of conversation each month, with no credit card required.
Install Loquora, choose it as your microphone, and try a real conversation in another language.
Download Loquora freeAvailable for macOS and Windows.