Translation stays on your PC
Built-in OCR reads Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. After initial setup, local OCR and translation work offline, without an external AI account or per-translation service fee.
GAME CHAT GOES BOTH WAYS
A translation tool for game chat on Windows. Capture your chat, compare the original with the translation, and put your reply into your teammate’s language.
Windows desktop app
Built-in OCR and local translation. Your captures and replies are processed on your PC.
FEWER TOOLS BETWEEN MESSAGES
Reading a screenshot in one tool, then opening another to translate your reply, takes you away from the conversation. Game Translation brings capture, comparison, and replies into one workspace.
Use a preparation phase, respawn, or round break to catch up and reply. Allow time for capture, processing, and switching focus; speed depends on your PC.
THE DESKTOP APP
Keep the original chat, its translation, and your reply together. Save a chat region for each game and reuse it next time.
Actual desktop app screenshots using project-created chat samples. These are not compatibility tests for a specific game.
MADE FOR GAME CHAT
Built-in OCR reads Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. After initial setup, local OCR and translation work offline, without an external AI account or per-translation service fee.
Mark the chat area once. Then open the game’s chat, keep the game in front, and press your capture shortcut to read the visible messages.
Player names stay in the original; only message text after a recognized colon is translated. Write a reply, choose its language, check the result, and copy it back into the game.
Choose your reading language, skip languages you know, or correct the screen language manually. Clear saved captures and translations yourself, or set them to clear on normal exit.
TRY A CONVERSATION
Follow this sample exchange through capture, comparison, reply translation, and copying.
Interactive demonstration with fixed messages and preset translations. This page does not capture your game or run OCR or AI.
Interactive demonstration with fixed messages and preset translations. This page does not capture your game or run OCR or AI.
BETWEEN PLAYS
Agree on a route, sort out roles, or ask if everyone is ready for the next push.
When you have room to switch focus, catch up on missed messages and prepare your reply.
Say thanks for a good play, talk about the match, or ask your teammates to queue again.
BEFORE YOU START
Game Translation is a Windows x64 desktop app. The complete package includes local models and runtime dependencies. On first launch, it checks for Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime and uses the bundled installer if needed. Once setup is complete, local OCR and translation can work offline. Check Steam for availability and full system requirements.
Built-in OCR reads Traditional and Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. Translation languages depend on the selected model. OCR, translation, and interface languages have different coverage. If automatic recognition gets the language wrong, you can choose a screen language manually.
The app captures visible text from a selected window. Capture and recognition depend on the game, display mode, font, and chat layout. Select a readable chat area and test it in your own setup. The illustrated scene and sample screenshots do not establish compatibility with any particular game.
The Steam version uses included local OCR and translation models. It needs no external AI account, API key, or per-translation service payment. Captures, recognized text, and replies are processed on your PC without being sent to an external AI provider. Saved captures and completed translations remain on disk until you clear them manually or have the app clear them on normal exit.
No. It translates captured visible text and the replies you write. Check the result, then copy and paste it into the game yourself. Translations can be imperfect, especially for slang, names, and short phrases. It does not read hidden messages or replace voice chat and in-game pings. Allow time for capture, processing, and switching focus.
No. The walkthrough uses fixed sample messages and preset translations. It does not access game windows or run OCR or translation models. The separate product screenshots show the real desktop app with project-created chat samples.
From planning a route to saying “one more?”, read the chat and put your own words into the conversation.
Check Steam for availability, pricing, and system requirements.