Works with
Connect for Microsoft Teams
Translate your Microsoft Teams calls live with Connect. Speak your language, be heard in theirs — under 500 ms, no plugin needed, nothing to install on the other end.
How Connect works with Microsoft Teams
Connect installs a virtual microphone and speaker on your computer. Inside Teams' device settings, you select Connect Mic as your microphone and Connect Speaker as your speaker. Everything you say gets translated in real time and delivered in the target language — the other person hears you in their language with no setup required on their side.
Setup — 3 steps
- Download and install the Connect app for Windows or macOS. It adds Connect Mic and Connect Speaker to your system — no extra tools needed.
- In Teams, click the three dots (···) Settings Devices. Set Microphone to Connect Mic and Speaker to Connect Speaker.
- Open Connect, choose your source and target language, then press CONNECT-ON to start translating.
What the other person experiences
Nothing changes on their side. They join Teams as usual and hear your translated voice directly — no plugin, no invite, no account required.
Key features on Teams calls
- Under 500 ms latency — translation feels natural, not robotic.
- Voice preservation — your tone, rhythm and emotion carry through.
- Bidirectional mode — translate both sides of the conversation simultaneously.
- Speaker labeling — keep track of who said what in group Teams calls.
- 40+ languages — switch language pair at any point during the call.
Tips for Microsoft Teams specifically
- Teams applies noise suppression by default. Go to Settings → Devices → Noise suppression and set it to Off or Low for best results with Connect.
- Use How I Sound? in Connect before the call to hear exactly what others will hear.
- If you use Teams in a browser, select Connect Mic and Connect Speaker in the browser's permission prompt when joining a call.