Microsoft Translator

Break language barriers: translate text, speech, real-time conversations

Microsoft Translator helps travelers, students, and businesses translate text, speech, and live conversations across languages. The consumer apps cover real-time conversations, websites, documents, and even menus and street signs, with offline support so a trip abroad does not depend on a data connection.

Beyond the mobile app, the site lists versions for Android, iOS, and Windows, a Bing option, an Outlook add-in, and a multi-device conversation feature. Microsoft frames the product as breaking language barriers at home, at work, and anywhere else, with separate tracks for personal use, business use, and education, which is why the directory files it under the Education category alongside translator and travel tags.

The site shows no pricing for the apps themselves; the directory lists the tool as free, and the only cost signal on the page is a free API trial aimed at business users. Download the mobile app and try a multi-device conversation to see how it handles a live exchange.

Category: Education. Pricing: free. Visit website

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