YouTube · SpeakFlow Translate · free Chrome extension

YouTube, in your language

SpeakFlow Translate adds a button to the YouTube player. Press it and the video gets subtitles in your language — and, if you want, a voice reading them aloud over the original.

＋ Add to Chrome — freeAll features
Free, no account needed · Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera on desktop

What you get

Free, no account

The free tier translates into 100+ languages and needs no sign-in at all.

Dubbing, not just subtitles

A neural voice reads the translation while the video plays, so you can listen rather than read.

Export the subtitles

Download them as an SRT file to keep, re-use or read later.

Summarise a long video

Get the key points of a forty-minute video in a few seconds.

How to set it up

1

Add it to Chrome

Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera on the desktop.

2

Open a video and press the button

SpeakFlow adds it to the player bar.

3

Pick your language and voice

That is the whole setup.

Worth knowing: It works on YouTube, in a desktop browser. It does not translate meetings or calls — that is SpeakFlow Pro, a separate product. VIP ($6.90/month) adds premium AI models, premium voices and no daily limit.
＋ Add to Chrome — free

Other situations

Online meetingsFollow a meeting in a language you do not speak and answer in your own, on a Mac or a Windows PC. 60+ languages, one free hour.Videos & webinarsHear foreign videos, webinars, podcasts and films spoken in your language, with live captions — anything your computer plays, not just YouTube.Face to faceOne laptop on the table, two people, two languages. SpeakFlow Pro works out who is speaking which language and translates both ways out of the speakers.StudyingFollow lectures, courses and talks in another language: translated subtitles, a voice reading them, SRT you can revise from, and a summary of each video.

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