To translate a voice call in real time, you open a Talkniva room in your browser and send the link. Each person speaks and hears their own language, live, with captions, and the person joining by link installs nothing. Talkniva translates the voice while people speak, in 13 languages, and offers beta support for Teams, Meet and Zoom meetings. Pricing is prepaid guest-hours, with no subscription and no free trial.
How to translate a voice call in real time
The call takes place in a Talkniva room in the browser. You create the room, choose the language you speak and hear, and share the link with the other person. They pick their language and join from their browser, with no account and no download. From then on, each person hears the other translated, live, while captions show the conversation on both sides.
Talkniva translates the spoken conversation in 13 languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, Hindi, Indonesian and Vietnamese. See the list of languages.
If the call is already in Teams, Meet or Zoom
If the other person prefers to stay in their meeting tool, there is a beta integration: you paste the Teams, Meet or Zoom link, and a Talkniva interpreter joins as a participant, acting only on voice. Because it is in beta, it can be unstable: tell participants that an interpreter is about to join and admit it from the waiting room if there is one.
Choosing a format for your call
- One conversation with a client or partner: the browser room, sent by link, is the simplest format.
- A meeting already booked in Teams, Meet or Zoom: the beta integration lets the call stay where it is.
Talkniva does not record or store calls, audio, video or transcripts. If you need a record of the conversation, take your own notes.
What it costs
Talkniva uses prepaid guest-hour packs, with no subscription and no free trial. Usage is measured per active guest: a 30-minute call with one guest uses 30 guest-minutes from your pack.[1] Current prices are on the pricing page.
Have a call booked with someone who speaks another language? Create a live translation room and send the link.
FAQ
How do I translate a voice call in real time?
Create a Talkniva room in your browser and send the link. Each person speaks their own language and hears the other person’s reply translated, live, with captions on both sides.
How does the Talkniva browser room work?
The call takes place in a Talkniva room in the browser. Guests join through a shared link without installing anything, and Talkniva does not record or store calls, audio, video, or transcripts.
Does it work inside Teams, Meet or Zoom?
In beta, yes. You paste the meeting link and the Talkniva interpreter joins as a participant and acts only on voice. The beta can be unstable, so tell participants that an interpreter is about to join and admit it from the waiting room if there is one.
How is Talkniva usage measured?
Talkniva uses prepaid packs rather than a subscription or trial. Consumption is measured in guest-hours per active guest. Current package details are on /en/pricing.
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Sources
[1] Talkniva pricing page: usage unit, packs and consumption per active guest (accessed October 12, 2026).