Zoom Translation
Translate Zoom meetings into real-time captions and AI-cloned voice across 200+ languages, live or from an uploaded recording, with context-aware accuracy that gets your industry terms right.

Select a model and your languages, hit start, and speak. JotMe's AI sharpens the translation as the conversation continues. Open the full demo.
Accurate real-time translated captions and AI-cloned voice
Everything you need for accurate live translation on Zoom, and to share it with anyone.
Context Aware Zoom Translation
JotMe translates meaning instead of replacing words one by one. It uses the speaker, your work context, custom terminology and the preceding conversation to interpret slang, industry language and technical terms more accurately.
Zoom Voice Translation in Your Own Voice
Listen to the translation as AI-generated speech instead of reading every line. Voice-to-voice translation can reproduce your voice across more than 100 languages, helping conversations continue naturally when participants prefer audio.
More Than 200 Languages Live or From a Recording
Translate a live Zoom meeting or upload the recording afterward. JotMe supports more than 200 target languages and 39,000 language pairs, including regional variants used by international teams, clients and event audiences.
Saved Zoom Transcripts and Translations
Your transcript, translation and AI meeting notes remain available in the JotMe dashboard after the meeting. Review what was said, copy important passages and share the record with teammates who could not attend.
No Bot or Host Setup
JotMe works alongside Zoom on your computer and captures the meeting audio from your device. You do not need to invite a bot, install a Zoom Marketplace app or ask the host to enable translated captions. Share the output by link, QR code, or on-camera subtitles.
Custom Vocabulary and Automatic Language Detection
Add product names, technical terms and preferred translations before the call. JotMe can also detect the language being spoken, which helps when a Zoom meeting moves between speakers or languages.
How to get live translation on Zoom
Three steps, under a minute. No Zoom settings, no bot invite, no host approval. Already have a recording? Upload it instead.
1. Download the desktop app, or upload your Zoom recording
Get JotMe for Mac or Windows in about 30 seconds. Already have a recorded Zoom meeting? Upload it to transcribe, translate, and get AI notes.

2. Set the spoken language
Choose the language being spoken in the meeting, for example Japanese. If people switch languages, pick multilingual mode.

3. Set your translation language
Pick the language you want to read or hear. Live translated captions appear on your screen and voice-to-voice translation comes out as everyone speaks.

What teams use Zoom translation for
From daily standups to all-hands, JotMe keeps every attendee in the conversation.

Global all-hands & team meetings
Follow announcements from HQ in your language and speak up without waiting for a recap.
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Sales & client calls
Catch every requirement and objection when customers speak another language, and reply with confidence.

Recorded Zoom meetings
Already have the recording? Upload it to Audio to Text or Video to Text and get the transcript, translation, and AI notes the same way, no need to have been in the call.

Webinars & training
Share live translation with attendees via URL, QR code, or on-camera subtitles so desktop and browser participants follow along on their own screens.
See it in action
Watch JotMe translate a Zoom call live or after the meeting. Pay attention to the contextual accuracy and the full Zoom translation support, from custom term registry to sharing translation with participants.













Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about running meetings and events with JotMe.
Yes. Zoom provides native translated captions for eligible accounts when the feature is enabled. JotMe lets a participant translate a Zoom meeting from a Mac or Windows computer without asking the host to change the meeting settings. JotMe displays live translated captions and can also produce translated speech.
For Zoom's native feature, the account owner or administrator must enable automated captions and translated captions, then make the required language pairs available. If the setting is unavailable or locked, open JotMe, select the spoken and target languages, and click Start. JotMe works alongside Zoom without host approval.
Zoom's native translated captions require an eligible Business Plus or Enterprise plan, or an assigned Translated Captions add-on, according to Zoom's current requirements. JotMe offers free live-translation minutes without requiring a credit card. Paid JotMe plans provide additional translation minutes and features.
Yes. Upload the Zoom recording to JotMe's audio-to-text or video-to-text tool. JotMe transcribes the recording, translates the transcript into your selected language and generates AI meeting notes, so you can review the conversation even if live translation was not running during the call.
JotMe supports more than 200 languages for Zoom translation across live and recorded audio, including regional variants such as Latin American Spanish and Swiss German. The available source and target combinations can vary by recognition mode and voice feature, so connect this answer to the current available-languages page.
Zoom's native translated-caption feature displays translated text. JotMe can show captions and speak the translation aloud, making it useful as a Zoom voice translator when participants prefer to listen. Its voice-to-voice mode supports AI-generated speech, including cloned voice across more than 100 languages.
Live translation shows as captions in 200+ languages, and fast mode can speak it aloud. Voice-to-voice uses your own cloned voice across 100+ languages.
The Easiest and Most Reliable Way to Translate Zoom as Live Interpretation is with JotMe

Run every Zoom meeting in your language
Transcribe, interpret, translate, and turn every critical conversation into insights with context so everyone stays aligned across languages.





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