Speak or type in English and get a Chinese translation in seconds, shown in Chinese characters and ready to read aloud. Reply in Chinese and hear it back in English, all inside the same conversation.
Tap the mic and talk — your words become a Chinese translation seconds later.
Spoken English becomes Chinese textSay it out loud and see the correct Chinese characters appear right after
Hear the tones spoken aloudTap the speaker so you don't have to guess Mandarin tones yourself
Whoever you're talking to can reply in Chinese and you'll understand it in English, in the same conversation.
Chinese replies translated backThe other person speaks Chinese, you see and hear the English meaning
History kept per language pairReopen the same Chinese conversation later instead of starting fresh
Chinese is one of 186 languages available, shown in proper characters rather than pinyin guesses.
Accurate character translationResults appear in real Chinese characters, matched to meaning and tone
186 languages totalThe same tool covers Chinese today and any other language later
Paste or type English text and get a Chinese translation without recording anything.
Type instead of speakUseful for messages, emails, or a quiet office
Copy the Chinese textCopy the result straight into a chat app or document
Most translator apps ignore tones and drop your history the moment you close them. Here's what's different.
IQ Translate: Speak in English or Chinese and get a translation right away.
Typical translator apps: Type your sentence out first, character by character.
IQ Translate: Tap to hear the Chinese translation spoken aloud.
Typical translator apps: Text-only results, so tones are left to guesswork.
IQ Translate: Every Chinese conversation is saved per language pair.
Typical translator apps: Each translation vanishes once you close the app.
IQ Translate: Open it in a browser tab — nothing to install.
Typical translator apps: Download an app before you can translate anything.
IQ Translate: English to Chinese and Chinese to English in one conversation.
Typical translator apps: Switching direction usually means starting a new translation.
Common questions about translating between English and Chinese.
Yes, translations appear in proper Chinese characters, matched to the meaning of your sentence.
Yes — speak Chinese into the mic and get an English translation as text, with audio playback available.
Tap the speaker icon on any Chinese translation to hear it read aloud, so you can hear the correct tones instead of guessing.
Yes. The service is free for everyone — no subscription and no quota. Sign in with email, Google or Apple only if you want your history attached to an account instead of this browser.
No, the app displays Chinese characters automatically — you don't need to type them yourself.
Yes, each language pair keeps its own history, so a conversation stays together instead of scattering across separate translations.
Speak or type, read or hear it in Chinese — free to try, no sign-up.
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