What can you use AI Translator for?

AI Translator shows live translated subtitles for any audio playing on your computer, and both speech recognition and translation run on your own machine. The two main uses are online meetings, and watching webinars, courses or videos in a language you do not speak. This page helps you pick the right setup, and tells you when the app is not the right fit.

What they share

What stays the same in every situation

Whether you are in a meeting or watching a video, AI Translator works the same way.

It listens to system audio

The app captures the sound playing on your computer, so it works with any app or web page that makes noise. No bot, no plugin and no account on the meeting or video platform.

Offline while translating

Speech recognition and translation run on your machine. Audio stays in memory: it is not written to disk and not sent anywhere. See data and security.

Five languages

English, Chinese (中文), Japanese (日本語), Korean (한국어) and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), for both the spoken audio and the translation. You choose the language you want to read.

A floating subtitle bar

One bar that always stays on top and never takes focus from the app you are using. Drag it, resize the text, lock it so the mouse passes through. See all features.

Before you start

What you need

Platform
macOS 14.2 or later on Apple Silicon and Windows 10/11 x64
Intel Macs and Windows ARM64: not supported
Computer
At least 8 GB of RAM, 16 GB recommended
One-time model download: 1.3 GB (Lite) or 2.5 GB (Standard)
Languages
English, Chinese (中文), Japanese (日本語), Korean (한국어), Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)
App interface: English, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Korean
Price
Free 10-day trial · Monthly 50,000 ₫ · 6 Months 269,000 ₫ · Yearly 500,000 ₫
Prepaid with VietQR or international card (USD), no automatic renewal. Cards are not accepted in some countries, per Creem's list.
Quick pick

Which situation, which setup?

SituationQuick tip
Zoom, Teams or Meet call with a partnerLock the source language, add proper names to the glossary (Pro), place the subtitle bar just under the video
Zalo PC callKeep Detect automatically, or lock the language if you know it
Webinar or conference talkKeep the original text showing (on by default), and listen to the player only (macOS)
Course or lecture videoExport the transcript to study it again (Pro), add field-specific terms to the glossary (Pro)
Honest limits

When AI Translator is not the right fit

Knowing the limits up front saves you a trial that goes nowhere.

  • You need the other people to hear your translated voice. AI Translator subtitles go one way only, from the audio playing on your computer into your language. It does not translate your voice and play it into the meeting; for written replies you can use Type & Translate.
  • You need to record the meeting. The app does not record audio to disk. It keeps a text transcript only, and saving history is a Pro feature that is off by default.
  • You need automatic minutes, summaries or speaker labels. Not available.
  • You use an Intel Mac, Windows ARM64, or a Windows PC whose CPU lacks AVX2. AI Translator runs on macOS 14.2 or later on Apple Silicon and on Windows 10/11 64-bit (x64) with a CPU that supports AVX2.
  • Your computer has less than 8 GB of RAM, or you need a language beyond the five above: the app cannot cover that yet.
  • You have no Vietnamese bank account and you are in a country where Creem does not accept card payments. International cards go through Creem, which does not accept buyers from some countries (per Creem's list), and there is no PayPal. Then there is no way to pay for a paid plan yet; the Free trial still works.

Automatic translation can be wrong.

Do not rely on AI Translator for important decisions (contracts, medical, legal, financial) without checking with a qualified person.

Try it on your own call or video

Start with the free 10-day trial, 30 minutes a day. No card, no account.