Free trial on the same Store listing
The free trial and the full version (one-time purchase) are on the same Microsoft Store product page.
Microsoft Store Voice Translator
Install from Microsoft Store, then test the free trial first.
VoxShift is distributed through Microsoft Store for Windows and is also sold on Steam as a separate product. The listing may appear as Vox Shift. The site points users to the free trial first because voice translation depends on GPU, VRAM, audio devices, and the exact Discord, game VC, or OBS route.
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Check your PC before purchase
Check your GPU, VRAM, microphone, output devices, virtual audio routes, and whether Live can start before paying.
Test real VC and stream routes
Use the actual target app, such as Discord, game voice chat, OBS, or meeting software, before relying on the setup.
Fit Check
Where VoxShift fits, and where it does not.
Good fit
- You want translated speech output for Discord, game VC, or OBS streams
- You need more than subtitles and want your voice chat partners to hear translated speech
- You want to test GPU, VRAM, audio devices, and latency with the free version first
Use caution
- You need zero-latency simultaneous interpretation or perfect speaker separation
- You need high-stakes medical, legal, financial, or emergency translation
- You plan to use another person's voice without clear consent
- You want Live voice translation on an AMD Radeon, Intel GPU, or no-GPU PC (setup and diagnostics only)
Setup Flow
Check this flow before you buy.
Live voice translation requires an NVIDIA CUDA GPU (GTX 16 / RTX 20 series or newer) with 4 GB VRAM or more, and results also depend on your audio devices and routing. Test the free version (Steam Demo or Microsoft Store free trial) on your own PC before purchasing. It limits each Live session to 10 minutes, translates into English only, uses a fixed light model set, and allows up to 3 soundboard items.
- 1Open the Microsoft Store listing
- 2Install the free trial
- 3Check your PC in the setup wizard
- 4Check audio devices and the Live start check
- 5Run a short Live translation test
FAQ
Common questions
Where can I get the VoxShift free trial?+
It is available from the VoxShift Microsoft Store listing, where you can also buy the full version as a one-time purchase. The free trial limits each Live session to 10 minutes, translates into English only, uses a fixed light model set, and allows up to 3 soundboard items.
Should I test before buying?+
Yes. Live voice translation requires an NVIDIA CUDA GPU (GTX 16 / RTX 20 series or newer) with 4 GB VRAM or more, and it also depends on your audio devices and routing, so testing the free trial first is strongly recommended.
Is Vox Shift on Microsoft Store the same product?+
Yes. The Microsoft Store listing may display Vox Shift, while the official product name on this site is VoxShift.
Is it the same as the Steam version?+
The Steam and Microsoft Store versions are separate products with separate licenses, so buying on one store does not unlock the other. Microsoft Store updates are delivered after store review, so they can arrive later than on Steam.
Start with the free version.
Voice translation is highly dependent on your PC. Before buying, check your PC, devices, and latency with the free version. Steam and Microsoft Store sell separate products, each a one-time purchase.