Captions or subtitles are often helpful in meetings but surprisingly, many users are unaware of how to get it out for free on Google Meet. Here are some easy steps you can take today to add the captions on Google Meet for free with a few topics.
Begin by locating the caption icon at the bottom of Google Meet. Second, click the icon.
.png)
And there you have it — captions are now enabled on your Google Meet!
It is free and easy to use, but you might find it not so useful during the meeting and here are a few reasons:
Luckily there is a free tool out there that covers what Google Meet doesn't offer but JotMe.io does.
With this tool, you can go back to your past conversations and search for specific parts by highlighting the spoken words directly in Google search.
.png)
Store captions and AI meeting notes automatically right after your meetings. No more manual note-taking!
AI translation understands context and nuance, ensuring you're never lost in translation. Get accurate translations instantly!
Follow this link for a straightforward guide to get free translation.
Q: How to enable a caption on Google Meet?
A: Simply click on the caption icon at the bottom of the Google Meet interface and adjust the caption language to Japanese.
Q: Is this free for everyone?
A: Yes, it is!
Q: Are there free and better caption service out there?
A: Yes, there are. You can use JotMe.io and you will get free translation, transcription, and AI meeting notes.
Q: How can I translate Japanese captions into English?
A: For a step-by-step guide on translating Japanese to English, click here.
Q: What languages are available for captions on Google Meet?
A: 77 languages: are available for captions English Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Swedish, Finnish, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Turkish, Norwegian, Italian, Burmese, Russian, Filipino, Swahili, Hungarian and more.
.png){kind=spacer}
.png)
.png){kind=small}
.svg)
.svg)
