Point the mic at fast, everyday Spanish and read the English a couple of seconds later, or paste a message you were sent. Answer in English and the other person hears it in Spanish, in the same saved thread.
Hold the mic up to a conversation or a voice note and read what was actually said.
Fast, run-together speechSpanish is spoken quickly and words blur into each other — the transcript catches them so you don't have to ask twice
Hear the English read backTap the speaker if you'd rather listen than read while the conversation carries on
Type or say your reply in English and it goes out in Spanish, in the same conversation.
Both directions, one conversationSpanish in, English out, English in, Spanish out — nothing to flip or restart
Conversations you can reopenThe exchange stays saved per language pair, so tomorrow's message lands in the same place
The same Spanish word can mean different things by country — the translation follows the sentence, not a phrasebook.
Regional vocabulary handledCoger, guagua, plata, chévere — read in the sense the speaker meant, not the dictionary's first entry
Accents, ñ and inverted punctuationPaste Spanish text as it was written and nothing gets mangled on the way in
A WhatsApp message, an email from a landlord, a form — paste the Spanish and read the English.
Long messages at oncePaste a whole paragraph instead of feeding it in line by line
Copy the English outTake the result straight into your reply, notes or a document
Word lookups fall apart the moment someone speaks a full sentence. Here's the difference.
IQ Translate: Tap the mic and read the English as they speak.
Typical translator apps: Ask them to stop and write it down first.
IQ Translate: Translated in the sense the sentence gives them.
Typical translator apps: Literal word-by-word output that misses the meaning.
IQ Translate: Answer in English, it goes out in Spanish in the same conversation.
Typical translator apps: Start a second translation the other way round.
IQ Translate: Every exchange is saved per language pair.
Typical translator apps: Cleared the moment you close the tab.
IQ Translate: Open a browser tab and talk — no install, no account.
Typical translator apps: Download an app and sign up first.
Common questions about translating Spanish into English.
Tap the mic, let the person speak, and the English appears within a couple of seconds of them finishing. It is not a live subtitle feed, but it keeps pace with a normal back-and-forth conversation.
Yes. The translation follows the whole sentence, so regional vocabulary from Mexico, Argentina, Colombia or Spain is read in context rather than looked up word by word.
Yes — switch to the keyboard and paste a message, an email or a whole paragraph, and read the English underneath it.
Yes. The same conversation works both ways: your English is translated into Spanish and can be read aloud for the other person.
Yes, one history per language pair. It stays saved, and you can clear it 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.
Speak, paste or type — the English comes back in seconds, free to try.
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