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League of Legends Voice Chat Translator
Dragon timers, gank warnings, Baron calls: understand your team in any language, in real time.
Windows 10/11 · Free tier included · No credit card required
macOS:Apple silicon
Why
Voice Comms Win Games, If You Understand Them
League of Legends is played on regional servers, and a lot of players queue outside their home region for better ping, harder competition or friends abroad. Party voice, premade Discord calls and the coaching call during a flex queue all happen in languages you may not speak.
Unitra AI recognizes speech on your device and shows translations in a click-through overlay over the game in about 1 second, so "정글 탑 가요" reaches you as "jungle going top" while the gank can still be answered.
The translation models are tuned for gaming vocabulary: champion names, "drake", "herald", "flash down", "TP bot" and lane shorthand come through as calls instead of dictionary text. Terminology tuning is ongoing and results vary by language pair.
Game-specific terminology tuning is an active area of development. Results vary by title and language pair, and the models keep improving based on real gameplay feedback.
Use Cases
Built for Cross-Region League
Playing on KR, JP or EUW from abroad: queue where the games are good and follow the party voice chat without asking anyone to switch languages.
Premade Discord calls: flex and clash teams with international friends. Discord is captured as desktop audio, so strat talk is translated the same way.
Coaching and scrims: understand a coach or a scrim partner team calling in their own language.
Setup
Start Translating in Three Steps
Install the desktop app.
Download Unitra AI for Windows 10/11. Free to start, no credit card required.
Pick your languages.
Choose the language you speak and the language you want translations in.
Launch League of Legends.
Translations appear in the overlay while you play. No alt-tab, no copy-paste. In exclusive fullscreen they show in the free Xbox Game Bar widget.
FAQ
League of Legends Translation Questions
Does Unitra AI work with League of Legends's in-game voice chat?
Yes. Unitra AI captures your microphone and desktop audio at the system level, so it hears whatever you hear: League of Legends's in-game voice chat, Discord, or any other voice app. Everything is translated in about 1 second. No per-game integration is required.
Is it safe to use an overlay with League of Legends?
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.
Does the overlay show up in fullscreen League of Legends?
Yes. In borderless windowed mode (the default for most competitive players) the regular overlay shows on top of League of Legends. 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.
Which languages are supported?
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.
Is Unitra AI free?
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, text and image translation. No credit card needed.
Play League of Legends With Anyone. In Any Language.
Download Unitra AI and get real-time voice translation in an in-game overlay.
Windows 10/11 · Free tier included · No credit card required
macOS:Apple silicon
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