Chinese (Traditional) and English captions, translated as the video plays
Wuai is a free app for Windows and Android that captions the videos you watch and translates the captions in real time, on your device. These screenshots show it turning Chinese speech into English captions and English speech into Chinese (Traditional) captions, on Windows and on Android.
Chinese (Traditional) captions as a Chinese video plays
A Chinese video with English captions
Video: 20160725 總統接見索羅門群島總理蘇嘉瓦瑞伉儷訪華團 by Office of the President, Republic of China (Taiwan), CC BY 3.0, on Wikimedia Commons.
An English video with Chinese (Traditional) captions
Video: Trautmann, Catherine (en) by Manuel Schneider, CC BY 3.0, on Wikimedia Commons.
How to
- Open the video in Wuai: go to its website, or paste its link. A video file works too.
- Turn on captions: Captions beside the video on Windows, CC on Android.
- Under Spoken language, keep Auto-detect or choose the language spoken.
- Turn on Translate captions and choose Chinese (Traditional) or English under Translate to.
- Under Show, tick Original too to see both lines, as here.
Where
Wuai translates captions into Chinese (Traditional) on Windows and Android, and makes captions from Chinese speech on both. See every language.
Shot on November 1, 2026 with Wuai Pro switched on, the captions as Wuai made them. Other speech and translation models' captions can differ. Android and Windows translate 30 minutes of video for free; iPhone and Mac require Pro for translation.
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