Subtitled is a live translator for Omegle-style video chat streams. It listens to the chat site's browser tab, detects which of 60+ languages the stranger speaks, and puts a translated caption under their video in OBS about 1.4 seconds after they talk. Turn on Translate my voice and what you say appears under your camera in their language. It costs $1.00 per hour of talk.
$1.00 an hour · first hour free
Subtitled detects the language on its own, so it does not matter whether the next stranger speaks Arabic, Spanish or Turkish. When a new stranger appears, Subtitled starts fresh with them, and it picks up names it hears so they come out right the next time.
With Translate my voice on, Subtitled translates your microphone into the stranger's language and shows it under your camera. If the chat site takes your camera from OBS Virtual Camera, add the Your captions source to that scene too, and the stranger sees it. Wear headphones so your microphone does not hear them.
Yes. Subtitled works with any video chat site that runs in a browser tab, because it listens to the tab itself rather than to the site. Open the site in Chrome or Edge, share that tab with Subtitled, and the stranger is captioned.
Yes, if the chat site gets your camera from OBS. Subtitled shows your translated words under your camera through the Your captions source; add it to the scene OBS Virtual Camera sends, and the stranger reads you in their own language.
Subtitled notices when a stranger is already speaking the language your captions are in and leaves them uncaptioned instead of repeating what your viewers can already understand, then picks back up when someone speaks another language.
Subtitled costs $1.00 per hour of talk and only counts while someone is speaking, so a long stream with gaps between strangers uses less than its length. Every new account gets its first hour free for 30 days.