Translate what you say.
Speak into your microphone to send translated audio to VRChat or Discord. Choose the language you want others to hear.
Real-time
voice translation
VRCLT is a Windows app that translates your speech for VRChat and Discord and displays translated subtitles for what others say.
Windows · Your own API key · VB-Cable for voice output
Read translated subtitles.
Read what other people say in your chosen language, in the app, on your desktop, or inside SteamVR.
Change settings in VR.
Switch languages from the wrist menu. Use the SteamVR Dashboard for settings, or send translations to the VRChat chatbox.
Desktop and VR interfaces
v1.0 app screens rendered with sample conversations; headset behavior is not demonstrated here.
Before you start
Read the setup guideGet VRCLT
Download the Windows executable from GitHub Releases and run it. Python is not needed for the packaged app.
Open downloadsAdd an API key
Choose a translation engine, create a key with its provider, and enter it in Settings. Provider usage is billed separately.
See the enginesConnect your audio
Install VB-Cable. Send the translated voice to CABLE Input and select CABLE Output as the microphone in your target app.
VB-Cable
- Your microphone
- VRCLT
- CABLE Input Output
- VRChat / Discord
Supported translation engines
Language coverage, voices and costs depend on the provider and model.
Compare setup optionsUseful to know
Is VRCLT free?
The app is open source under the MIT license. Translation uses your own provider API key, and that provider may charge for usage. Check its rates and balance before starting.
Do I need a VR headset?
No. You can use voice translation and desktop subtitles on Windows without a headset. SteamVR is needed for the VR overlays and wrist menu.
Where does my audio go?
The app sends audio to the translation provider you select. Your API key and settings are saved locally on your PC. Read the selected provider's data policies before use.