Text & voice translation
Type a sentence or tap the microphone and speak — Rosetta detects the language, translates instantly, and can read the result aloud. Copy the translation or swap the two languages with one tap.
Free voice, text & video-call translator
Translate typed or spoken words across 40+ languages, talk face to face on one phone, or video call with live subtitles. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.
Open in your browser for voice and video. This app's built-in browser blocks the microphone and video calls. Tap ⋮ or … at the top and choose Open in Chrome (or Open in browser). Typing still works here.
say it
Tap 🎤 and speak, or type and hit Translate. Use 🔊 to hear it. Shortcut: Ctrl/⌘ + Enter.
One phone, two people. Person A taps their button and speaks — Rosetta translates and speaks it in Person B's language, then B replies the same way.
Share the room code — up to 4 people can join. Each person picks the language they speak and the language they want to read; what anyone says appears under their video as live subtitles, translated for you. On a phone, tap CC and speak to send a subtitle. In the same room? Use earphones or keep one device muted to avoid echo. Chrome or Edge work best.
Rosetta is a free translator that works right in your browser. Translate typed or spoken text across 40+ languages, hold a two-way live conversation on a single phone, or make a peer-to-peer video call with real-time translated subtitles — with no sign-up, no API keys and nothing to install.
Type a sentence or tap the microphone and speak — Rosetta detects the language, translates instantly, and can read the result aloud. Copy the translation or swap the two languages with one tap.
Two people, one phone. Each person picks their language, taps their button and speaks; Rosetta translates and speaks the reply aloud in the other person's language.
Start a call, share the room code, and each person sees what the other says as real-time translated subtitles. Calls are peer-to-peer, so your conversation stays private.
Ordering at a market, asking a doctor a question, meeting a new colleague: put one phone between you and take turns. Each person taps their own button and speaks; Rosetta writes it down, translates it and reads it aloud in the other person's language.
Every line stays on screen with the original underneath, so either of you can check what was said. Download the transcript when you are done.
Open conversation modeEvery major Indian language plus the world's most spoken ones — with text, voice playback and live subtitles in each.
Open the Quick Phrase Kit for ready-made travel, food, medical and emergency phrases, then tap one to translate it into the local language.
On a noisy street, tap Show to person and the translation fills the screen in large type, so the other person can simply read it.
Press the speaker under any translation to play it aloud, so you can let your phone do the talking at a counter or in a taxi.
Start a video call, share the room code, and both of you read the other's words as translated captions while you talk.
Paste a message or email, read it in your language, write your answer and translate it back before you send.
Conversation mode keeps a two-sided transcript of a face-to-face meeting that you can download afterwards for your notes.
For scripts such as Hindi, Arabic or Japanese, Rosetta shows a romanised "say it" line under the translation, and the speaker reads it aloud.
Speak a sentence into the mic in the language you are learning and check whether Rosetta understood what you meant.
Use the swap button to translate your sentence back again, a quick way to spot words that did not carry the meaning you wanted.
English → Hindi English → Gujarati English → Marathi English → Tamil English → Bengali English → Telugu English → Kannada English → Malayalam English → Punjabi English → Urdu English → Arabic English → Spanish English → French English → German English → Japanese English → Portuguese Hindi → English Gujarati → English Marathi → English Tamil → English Telugu → English Voice & Conversation Video Call Translator
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no API keys, and no limit on how much you translate.
Rosetta does not store what you translate. To produce a translation, the text is sent to a translation service (Google Translate, with MyMemory as a fallback), and voice input uses your browser's speech recognition, which in Chrome is processed by Google. Video calls are peer-to-peer and are not recorded. See the privacy policy for details.
40+ world and regional languages, including all the major Indian languages plus Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Yes — Conversation mode lets two people talk on a single device, translating and reading each reply aloud in the other language.
Yes. Start a call, share the room code, and each person sees the other's speech as live translated subtitles. Chrome or Edge work best.
No — Rosetta works in any modern web browser on phone or computer, with nothing to install.
Using Chrome on iPhone? Tap the share icon in the address bar, then Add to Home Screen.