Snap: Camera Voice Translator

About this app

Every trip starts the same way: you step off the plane somewhere the signs, the menus, and the small print all stop making sense. Snap quietly hands you the language back. Point your camera at a menu, a street sign, or a train timetable and read it in your own language on the spot — the translation sits right on top of the real words as you look. Bad light, or a sign you already photographed? Translate a snapshot or a screenshot from your library just as easily. Then Snap goes further than an ordinary translator, using AI to handle the things that usually turn a trip into a headache: - Understand a document. Point it at a rental contract, an official letter, or a form and get a plain-language explanation in your language — so you know exactly what you're agreeing to before you sign. - Fill in a PDF form. Snap's AI reads the fields, drafts your answers for you to check, and hands back a finished, ready-to-send file — no more squinting at a form in a language you don't read. - Sell your old things. Photograph a jacket or a bike and AI turns it into a ready-to-post title and description for Vinted, OLX, or Marketplace. For everything else you run into on the road: - Translate as you type. The AI keyboard rewrites and adjusts the tone of whatever you're writing inside Messages, WhatsApp, Instagram, or email — so you sound natural in any language. - Speak and be understood. A two-way voice interpreter carries a real conversation both ways and reads translations aloud, so you get the pronunciation right too. - Never lose a phrase. Every translation is saved and searchable — the address, the dish, the platform number — right there when you need it again. Whether you're reading a ramen menu in Tokyo, signing a lease in Lisbon, or asking directions in Istanbul, Snap turns "I have no idea what this says" into "I've got this." More than 70 languages, including Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish, and the major European ones. Your privacy: your photos and translations are saved on your phone, not on our servers. Camera text is usually recognized right on your device; anything that does need to be sent — to translate, read a scan, or explain a document — travels over an encrypted connection, is processed and deleted right away, and is never used to train AI. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://snap.hopin.it/documents/privacy_policy.html

A smaller app. This one is mostly housekeeping. Snap is about 13% smaller to download and takes noticeably less room on your phone. Nothing was taken out — there was simply a lot in there that no longer needed to be. Alongside that, the usual round of fixes and refinements under the hood. Icelandic has a word for weather that looks wonderful through a window and turns out to be nothing of the sort once you are outside in it: gluggaveður, "window weather". Most languages need a whole sentence for that. We think it deserves to travel. Point the camera, get the translation. Something not right? Settings → Send feedback comes straight to us, and we read all of it.

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1. First observed Sep 9, 2026 · 12:04 AM Free