CS2 Translator: Voice, Chat and Screen

Yes. Unitra AI captures your microphone and desktop audio at the system level, so it hears whatever you hear: Counter-Strike 2's in-game voice chat, Discord, or any other voice app. Everything is translated in about 1 second. No per-game integration is required.

Yes. On Windows, automatic screen translation watches an area you choose, such as the chat box or a subtitle line, and translates Counter-Strike 2 chat and on-screen text into the overlay as it appears. It is on every plan, including Free, where it uses the daily allowance faster than voice. On Windows and macOS you can also paste a chat message or a screenshot and get it back in your language.

Unitra AI runs as a separate desktop application with its own click-through overlay window. It does not inject code into the game process, does not read game memory, and does not modify game files. It only captures audio at the operating-system level. That said, anti-cheat policies are set by each publisher and can change; if you have concerns, check the publisher's current policy.

Yes. In borderless windowed mode (the default for most competitive players) the regular overlay shows on top of Counter-Strike 2. In exclusive fullscreen, Windows hides ordinary overlays, so Unitra AI shows the same subtitles in its free widget for Xbox Game Bar instead. You set it up once in Settings, Overlay.

Unitra AI supports 35 languages used in gaming voice chat, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and Arabic. Speech recognition runs on your device, and your audio is not uploaded unless you explicitly opt in to share data.

Yes. Free to start. The Free plan includes about 2 hours of voice translation a day, doubled when you opt in to data sharing, and covers voice, typed text and screenshot translation, plus automatic screen translation on Windows. No credit card needed. You can also try every Champion feature free for 7 days from inside the app.