
Press Translate in the player
Supported video pages get a WaveShift entry point — no link copying, no new tab.
Open a video and press Translate in the player. Progress stays on the page, and when it's done you listen to the dub and read subtitles in the original player.
A WaveShift account is required on first useCurrent version v1.2.10

Every image below is a screenshot of the extension in a real Chrome on a real video page — no mockups.

Supported video pages get a WaveShift entry point — no link copying, no new tab.

Target language, voice cloning or standard voices, translation style — set them in Chrome's side panel and hit Translate This Video.

Separation, transcription, dubbing, mixing — every stage shows on the player. When it's ready the button turns green.
Both sites share the same entry point and the same task center; Bilibili videos translate with one click too.


It's not a downloader and it never replaces the host video — it only brings WaveShift's dubbed result back into the original player. Every permission maps to something you can see.
Used to call your own task API. The Store build reads no browser cookies at all.
Used to detect video pages, inject the player button, and follow in-site navigation.
Used to play the generated dub audio and subtitle files.
Use the Chrome Web Store when you can: automatic updates and full permission disclosure. The manual package is for browsers without store access or advanced Bilibili membership content.
Auto updates · permission disclosure · one-click install
Unzip, enable Developer mode at chrome://extensions, then load the unpacked folder.
The manual package adds Bilibili cookie capability: it encrypts and uploads only SESSDATA, bili_jct and DedeUserID, only for the current Bilibili task.
After installing, open any YouTube or Bilibili video page and start from Translate in the player.