Built for VC inputs
Use VoxShift with your Windows audio route so Discord or game voice chat can receive translated speech as a microphone-style input.
VoxShift is not a Discord bot or a browser-only translator. It is a Windows app designed around microphone input, translated reference-voice output, a monitor to hear it yourself, and local audio routing so your VC app can receive translated speech.

Use VoxShift with your Windows audio route so Discord or game voice chat can receive translated speech as a microphone-style input.
Check translated speech, latency, and voice quality locally before relying on it in a live call.
The Steam version includes the official VB-CABLE installer as an optional install. The Microsoft Store version does not bundle it and points you to the official VB-Audio page.
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.
No. VoxShift is a Windows app that works through your local audio routing rather than a Discord bot integration.
The Steam version includes the official VB-CABLE installer from VB-Audio as an optional install. The Microsoft Store version does not bundle it and points you to the official VB-Audio page. Check the driver's license when you use it.
Yes. Use the free version to check audio devices, the monitor, latency, and whether your VC app receives the routed audio.
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.