Real-time voice translation for Google Meet and Microsoft Teams
AI studio for generating and editing images, videos, and 3D scenes with visual control
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Pricing model
Free trial
Freemium
Pricing
Free trial: 5 minutes (no card required). After adding a card: up to 30 minutes total free. Paid: US$10 for approximately 65 minutes, US$30 for approximately 205 minutes, US$50 for approximately 390 minutes.
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Key features
Real-time voice translation in 19 languages
Live subtitles for both speakers
No installation required for other participants
Works with Google Meet and Microsoft Teams
Automatic language detection for incoming speech
Translation latency of approximately one second
No meeting recording or storage
Works with any Google account
Any language pair translation
Optional auto top-up for uninterrupted meetings
Text to image generation with multiple AI models
Image to video generation
2D and 3D scene composition
Background removal and editing
Image to 3D mesh conversion
Character posing and identity transfer
Project saving and private library storage
Video timeline editing and frame extraction
Multiple AI video models with configurable parameters
Moodboard and reference organization
What makes it different
Supports any pair of 19 languages, not limited to English pairs
No installation or setup required for meeting participants
Works with free Gmail accounts without requiring paid plans
Two-way real-time voice translation with live subtitles
Private by design with no audio recording or storage
Visual composition before AI generation - arrange your shot manually to establish intent before submitting to models
Free manual editing with credits only for AI operations - no charges for compositing, arranging, or saving projects
Integrated 3D scene composition within a single browser workspace
Access to diverse AI models including MiniMax, Seedance, Kling, and GPT Image
Built on authorized open-source creative tools with transparent attribution