MeeLang

MeeLang is a free Chrome extension that turns live speech on Google Meet into translated subtitles in more than 30 languages, with sub-second latency. The subtitles show up almost as soon as someone finishes a phrase, and the AI uses context so the wording reads naturally rather than word for word. It keeps meeting records in your browser, where you can search and replay bilingual content, and it states that it never stores meeting content on a server. The free plan gives 60 minutes of translation per month for occasional meetings, and the Pro plan costs $9.99 per month, gives 600 minutes, and adds AI meeting summaries. Speaker identification and real-time voice dubbing are listed as planned features.

- Read live translated subtitles during a Google Meet call.

- Search and replay bilingual meeting records in your browser.

- Follow meetings where each person speaks their own language.

- Export records for later review.

People with occasional cross-language meetings, people with weekly cross-language calls, multinational teams, and educational institutions running international courses. If a shared meeting is slowed down by language, this keeps everyone on the same page without asking speakers to switch, and the local records let you catch anything you missed the first time.

The free plan is limited to 60 minutes a month, and the Pro price and features can change, so check current terms if you rely on it. It only supports Google Meet right now, and Zoom, Teams, and Webex are still planned, so confirm your platform works before an important call. Translation is AI-driven and can stumble on heavy accents or noisy audio, so verify anything critical rather than trusting a subtitle blindly, and remember the tool reads the tab audio, so keep your meeting audio audible.