Speak once. Everyone reads along.
One person speaks; Avoce turns it into live captions — keep them as a plain transcript, or translate into your audience's language at the same time. Mandarin · English · Japanese, accurate and low-latency, right in the browser.
Free 30-minute trial — no credit card needed.
The original appears instantly, the translation right after — this is what your audience sees.
Pick what the moment needs: bilingual captions, or a plain text record.
Three steps to start — nothing to install.
Translate any browser tab in one click
Video calls, YouTube, livestreams — install the Avoce extension and turn the current tab's audio into live bilingual captions, overlaid right on the page. It reuses your avoce.ai login, so there's nothing new to sign up for.
- Captures tab audio — no cables, no setup
- Bilingual captions float over the page, draggable
- Reuses your avoce.ai login and credits
Free · Works on Chrome 116+ and Edge
More than translation — live, afterwards, and on every seat in the room.
From one microphone to a full room —
Points-based, pay as you go, no monthly lock-in. Sign up for free trial points and try before you decide.
Points never expire and you only spend what you use. Sign up for free trial points — top up anytime.
Frequently asked questions
What is Avoce?
Avoce is a live-caption translation tool that runs in your browser: speak into your microphone or share tab audio, and it shows the original text and translated captions in real time. No installation, pay-as-you-go credits, no subscription.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. After signing up and verifying your email, you automatically get a 30-minute trial — no credit card required.
How do credits work? How long does one point last?
1 point = 1 minute of live translation = 4 minutes of transcript-only mode. Usage is metered per second while capturing; pausing stops the meter. Points never expire.
Is my audio stored?
No. Audio is processed in real time and never stored on our servers. Transcripts and translations stay in your browser unless you export them.
