Echo Captions adds AI-translated subtitles to YouTube videos, YouTube Live, and Twitch and Kick streams. Echo translates videos from their captions and live streams with real-time speech recognition, as people speak, and shows readable subtitles over the video, in 81 languages. Free to start, no card needed.
Videos and live streams on YouTube. Live streams and past broadcasts on Twitch and Kick.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store. A short welcome page and a demo video let you try it in seconds.
Translated captions start on their own. No clicks, no settings: your language is detected from the browser.
On YouTube Live, Twitch and Kick, one click on the Echo button in the player starts the translation.
Read every chat, look back on your month, and keep the moments worth keeping.
Watching a stream in another language? Echo translates the chat into your language, right under each message. And you can reply: write in your own language, press the Echo button next to the chat box, and your message turns into the streamer’s language.
Dual-language mode shows the original line and the translation together, so you follow the meaning without losing what was actually said.
See how much you watched with Echo this month, and save it as a picture.
Press one key to save the scene with its captions.
Without an account you get about 4 minutes of video a day, and about 20 minutes on your first day, so you can really try it. Sign in with Google for about 8 minutes a day, free. Paid plans start at $1.99 a month.
