How AnyLang works

You speak once. AnyLang translates your voice once for each language you chose, and listeners hear it live on their own phones by opening a link or typing a code.

There are two sides. You run the broadcast from the console in a browser. Your listeners use their phones, with no app to install and no account to create.

  1. You start a session and choose the language you speak and up to five languages to translate into.
  2. The sound comes from this computer's microphone, or from a video program such as vMix or OBS.
  3. Each language is translated once, however many people listen to it.
  4. Listeners open the link, scan the QR code or type the code, pick a language and press Play.

Each language is translated by the AI, or by a person. If someone on your team interprets a language, listeners on that language hear them, and can still switch to the AI. See human interpretation.

Good to know: You pay in credits, and only for what is used: a language nobody is listening to is not translated and costs nothing, and a language a person interprets uses no AI time. See how credits work.