Your voice
Most translation tools use a generic, robotic voice. On Ranyx the other person hears your tone, so the conversation stays personal.
Ranyx translates what you say on a video call into the other person's language and speaks it not in a robotic voice, but in your own voice.
Live translation is rolling out gradually in early access.
This is a real voice copy recorded on Ranyx. Hear the same sentence as it was spoken, then translated in the same voice.
“Hi! I'll send you the proposal by Friday, and if anything's unclear, just give me a call.”
“Merhaba! Teklifi cuma gününe kadar size gönderiyorum; aklınıza takılan bir şey olursa hemen arayın.”
Generated with the same model used in calls.
Sign in with Google and read the text on screen for about 1.5 minutes. A digital copy of your voice is created.
Start a meeting and share the invite link. The other person joins from their browser, no app needed.
You speak English; they hear you in their language, in your voice. And the other way around.
Most translation tools use a generic, robotic voice. On Ranyx the other person hears your tone, so the conversation stays personal.
Everything runs in the browser. Send a link and they join in one click.
English, Turkish, Ukrainian, German, Arabic and more. You can change your language during the call.
Calls aren't recorded and transcripts aren't stored. Delete your voice and your account whenever you want.
Pick your language when you join: you speak in it and hear the other person in it. Choose from 32 languages and change it during the call.
No. They click the invite link, sign in with Google and record their voice once. Next time they join directly.
So translated speech reaches the other person in your own voice. The recording is only used to create a digital copy of your voice; it stays at ElevenLabs as part of that copy and is deleted when you delete your voice.
No. Your voice copy is only used in translations you start. Recording anyone else's voice is prohibited by our terms.
Recent versions of Chrome, Edge and Safari, on computers and phones. We recommend headphones for the best results.
No. Video and audio are sent to the other person in real time; calls aren't recorded.
Record your voice, send the link, talk in your own language.
Early access · Live translation is rolling out gradually.