You don't need to read Cyrillic to know what was said. Record the sentence or paste the text and the English appears, then answer in English and let it go back in Russian in the same conversation.
Speak it or paste it — the script is never something you have to type yourself.
Spoken Russian into EnglishRecord what was said and read the meaning seconds later
Paste Cyrillic straight inCopy a message as it is; no transliteration, no keyboard layout to install
English goes in, Russian comes out, in the same conversation.
Both directionsYour answer is translated back and can be played aloud for the other person
Conversations that stayEach conversation is saved per language pair and reopens where you left it
Russian marks who did what with endings and moves words freely — meaning survives the trip only if the whole sentence is translated at once.
Endings carry the grammarA word-by-word lookup loses who is doing what to whom; a full sentence keeps it
No articles to guessThe missing a and the are filled in from context, not left as broken English
A message, a contract clause, an official reply — paste it and read what it says.
Long text in one goA whole paragraph rather than a line at a time
Copy the EnglishMove it into your notes or your answer immediately
Turning Cyrillic into Latin letters tells you how it sounds, not what it means.
IQ Translate: Record it and read the English.
Typical translator apps: Type Cyrillic you can't produce.
IQ Translate: The whole sentence is translated, cases included.
Typical translator apps: Word-by-word output that inverts the meaning.
IQ Translate: English in, Russian out, one conversation.
Typical translator apps: Two separate lookups.
IQ Translate: Saved per language pair you can reopen.
Typical translator apps: Gone on close.
IQ Translate: A browser tab and a microphone.
Typical translator apps: App install plus a keyboard layout.
Common questions about translating Russian into English.
No. Speak into the mic or paste the text you were sent — you never have to type Russian yourself.
Yes. Record the sentence and the English transcript appears a couple of seconds after the speaker stops.
The full sentence is translated at once, so case endings and free word order are resolved instead of producing scrambled word-by-word English.
Yes, the same conversation runs both ways and the Russian can be read aloud.
Yes, one history per language pair. Even without signing in, this browser is remembered. Clear a pair's history anytime with the trash button above the chat.
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.
Record it or paste it — the English comes back in seconds, free to try.
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