Speech Mode on Windows
This page covers the Windows setup for Speech Mode. For how it works and use cases, see the Speech Mode overview.
Speech Mode reads each finished translation aloud through your PC's speakers or headphones, so you can listen instead of (or alongside) reading the screen.
How to Use Speech Mode on Windows
- Download Whisperr for Windows if you haven't already, then launch Whisperr

- Set your Speaking (source) and Translate to (target) languages

- Turn on the Interpreter toggle — Whisperr speaks each translated line aloud as it appears

- Click the record button — each finalized translation is spoken aloud while the text stays on screen

Adjust the Speaking speed (0.5×–2×) under ⚙ Settings to taste. Use headphones for private listening and to avoid the spoken output being picked back up by the microphone.
On Windows, translations are read in the standard voice for your target language. Choosing the voice — Auto, Male, or Female, with Auto matching each speaker's own voice — is available on iPhone/iPad, Android, and the Web App; see Choosing the Voice.
Common Issues (Windows)
No audio is spoken
Confirm the Interpreter toggle is on, and that your PC isn't muted — check the output device via System > Sound (or right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and choose Sound settings).
Echo or feedback loop
When Whisperr is capturing your microphone, Echo Cancellation is automatic on Windows — it filters the app's own spoken output out of the mic, so no toggle is needed. If you still hear the same sentence translated twice, use headphones or lower your output volume.
When Whisperr is capturing system or screen audio, it mutes the captured stream while the translation is playing instead, so the loop can't start.
Still nothing
Restart the app and try again.
Still not working? Contact Support
Related
- Speech Mode (overview) — how it works, use cases, and general tips
- On Mac · On iPhone/iPad · On Android · On the Web App
- Echo Cancellation on Mac & Windows — how the spoken translation is kept out of the mic
- Microphone Audio Capture on Windows — how Whisperr captures the input audio
- Floating Subtitles on Windows — subtitle any system audio you hear