Speak or type in English and get a French translation in seconds, with correct accents and ready to hear read aloud. Reply in French and get the English meaning back, all in one saved conversation.
Tap the mic and talk — your speech becomes a French translation seconds later.
Spoken English becomes French textSay it out loud and see the translation appear with correct accents and spelling
Hear the French spoken aloudTap the speaker for pronunciation help with sounds English doesn't have
Whoever replies in French gets translated back to English instantly, in the same conversation.
French replies translated backThe other person speaks French, you see and hear the English meaning
Saved per language pairReopen the same French conversation later instead of losing it
French is one of 186 languages available, and it reflects the formality of what you're saying.
Vous or tu, handled naturallyTranslations match the formal or casual register of your sentence
186 languages totalThe same tool covers French today and any other language you need next
Paste or type English text and get a French translation without recording your voice.
Type instead of speakHandy for emails, forms, or a quiet room
Copy the French textCopy the result straight into a message or document
Most translator apps make you type first and lose the conversation right after. Here's what's different.
IQ Translate: Speak in English or French and get a translation right away.
Typical translator apps: Type your sentence out first.
IQ Translate: Tap to hear the French translation spoken aloud.
Typical translator apps: Text-only results, so pronunciation is left to guesswork.
IQ Translate: Every French conversation is saved per language pair.
Typical translator apps: Each translation disappears 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 French and French to English in one conversation.
Typical translator apps: Switching direction usually means starting over.
Common questions about translating between English and French.
Yes, letters like é, è, ê, ç, and à appear correctly in both the written translation and what gets spoken aloud.
Yes — speak French into the mic and get an English translation as text, with audio playback available.
Yes, it aims to match the formality of your sentence rather than defaulting to one form.
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 handles accented letters automatically — no special keyboard needed.
Yes, tap the speaker icon on any translation to hear it read aloud.
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