live, from a file, or from a link
Verli turns speech into text and into another language at the same time, across 60+ languages. Point it at a live meeting, call, or stream, at an audio or video file you already have, or at a YouTube link.
the original and the translation, side by side
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Share a browser tab's audio for a meeting, call, or stream. The Mac app takes system audio instead, and Windows users can install the app from the Microsoft Store.
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Choose an audio or video file in the free translator. Your browser extracts the first three minutes and shows a bilingual transcript, free and without an account.
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Paste a public video URL and get its timestamped transcript next to the translation. The first 10 minutes are free.
The transcript keeps the original text beside the translation, so you can check what someone actually said before you quote them.
Verli works out which language is being spoken, including when two people in the same conversation use different ones, and translates in both directions.
For meetings and streams the text scrolls with speaker labels while people talk, rather than arriving once a recording finishes processing.
Save a meeting and Verli writes an AI summary with the decisions and the action items. On paid plans you also get a live transcript link anyone can read in a browser.
Most tools do one half. A transcription service hands you clean text in the language that was spoken and stops. A translator wants text you have already typed out. Doing both means exporting from one place and pasting into another, losing the timing and the speaker labels on the way, and giving up on following anything live.
Verli does both at once, from the audio. It transcribes what is said and puts the translation beside the original as it goes. Same tool for the meeting you are in right now, the interview recording sitting in your downloads folder, and the YouTube link a colleague sent you this morning. Nothing joins your calls and nobody else installs anything.
Start where it costs nothing. The free audio and video translator takes the first three minutes of a file without an account, the YouTube tool previews the first 10 minutes, and the live app includes 60 minutes every month with no credit card. Paid plans start at $7.99 a month for 10 hours.
Yes. That is the point. Verli shows the transcript in the original language with the translation beside it, live for meetings and streams, or straight after processing for a file or a YouTube link.
Open the free audio translator, pick your language, and choose the file. Your browser extracts the first three minutes and shows the transcript beside its translation, free and without an account.
Paste the public video URL into the YouTube transcript translator for the timestamped captions with a translation, free for the first 10 minutes. For a livestream, or a video with no captions, play it and let Verli translate the tab audio live instead.
Verli transcribes and translates between 60+ languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, and Hindi, and it detects the language being spoken on its own.
The file and YouTube tools have free previews and ask for no account. The live app includes 60 minutes of transcription and translation each month with no credit card, and paid plans start at $7.99 a month for 10 hours.
Sixty free minutes a month on live calls, and the file and YouTube previews cost nothing.
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