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Real-time browser interpretation
Live bilingual subtitles for a livestream, meeting, lecture, podcast, or video— placed right over the page where you need them. Works on website tabs; Chrome's own pages, the Web Store, and copy-protected media cannot be captured.
Chrome extension · 1 free starter hour · Sign in with Google
Ideas should travel without a language barrier.
Las ideas deberían viajar sin barreras lingüísticas.
Simple by design
Set up once, then start or stop subtitles with one toolbar click whenever you have time available.
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Pick one of thirteen translation languages. Spoken language is detected automatically.
Invoke the extension on a tab with audio and read both languages in the overlay.
Made for the moment
Controls live beside the subtitles they affect. The overlay recedes while it is running and returns when you need it.
The spoken language is detected automatically. See the translation and, when you want it, the original transcript underneath.
Start, stop, change language, resize the panel, and watch your remaining time — all from the subtitle bar.
See each session's start, end, consumed duration, and status without storing its content.
Hours, not mystery
Fifty cents an hour, and you can see the whole allowance before capture starts. Active sessions continuously process tab audio, including silence. Stripe handles checkout and payment details on its secure hosted pages.
$4.99 USD / month
$0.50 an hour. Monthly hours reset each billing period. Cancel future renewal from the billing portal.
Free once
Granted automatically to a new verified account and does not expire.
5 hr · $3.99
15 hr · $10.99
40 hr · $24.99
One-time packs never expire.
Starter hours are used first, then monthly hours, then packs. Prices are in USD; taxes may be added where required.
Privacy, plainly
Good to know
Straight from your browser to the speech provider that produces the subtitles, over an encrypted connection, using a short-lived credential we issue for that session. It does not pass through our servers, so we never hold it.
A running session continuously streams audio, including silence. Usage is based on audio accepted and forwarded for interpretation, not transcript length.
No. It captures audio playing in the selected browser tab, not a microphone or camera.
No. Subtitle text stays in the extension's memory for live display and is discarded when the session stops, the tab closes, or the browser restarts. There is nothing kept to export.
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Live Subtitles is being prepared for official distribution in South Korea and Japan. This site is the official product, pricing, support, and policy reference.