What is Vocam Translator used for?

Vocam Translator is an iPhone and iPad app that translates text, voice, camera images, photos, files and YouTube videos across 133 languages. It is a good fit for translating signs and menus while traveling, and understanding foreign-language videos.

Is Vocam Translator free?

Yes. Vocam Translator has a free plan.

Is Vocam Translator open source?

No. Vocam Translator is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Localization category, open-source options include LibreTranslate, Weblate and Lingo.dev.

What are some alternatives to Vocam Translator?

Vocam Translator competes with Google Translate, DeepL and iTranslate.

Vocam Translator: features, pricing and alternatives

About Vocam Translator

Vocam Translator is a mobile translation app. It handles text, voice, camera and photo translation, audio and file translation, and translation of YouTube videos, and lets you save your translations. The listing says it supports 133 languages with natural, human-like voice output.

The App Store description names travelers, people who watch foreign-language YouTube videos, language students, business users and remote workers as its audience, and says privacy is protected. It is in the Utilities category. The app is free to download with in-app purchases.

Key features

Text, voice and camera translation
Photo and file translation
YouTube video translation
133 supported languages
Natural voice pronunciation
Saving translations for later

Good fit for

Translating signs and menus while traveling
Understanding foreign-language videos

Tags: translation; ios; voice-translation; camera-translation; mobile-app; languages

Vocam Translator: questions and answers

What is Vocam Translator used for?: Vocam Translator is an iPhone and iPad app that translates text, voice, camera images, photos, files and YouTube videos across 133 languages. It is a good fit for translating signs and menus while traveling, and understanding foreign-language videos.
Is Vocam Translator free?: Yes. Vocam Translator has a free plan.
Is Vocam Translator open source?: No. Vocam Translator is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Localization category, open-source options include LibreTranslate, Weblate and Lingo.dev.
What are some alternatives to Vocam Translator?: Vocam Translator competes with Google Translate, DeepL and iTranslate.