Translate WhatsApp chat screenshots
Turn WhatsApp conversation screenshots into a translated chat-style image. Suited to standard WhatsApp bubbles, groups, and reply chains when the layout is visible.
Upload one or many images from the same conversation; we stitch the flow and output English you can read at a glance.
Quoted replies and group sender names are part of WhatsApp’s layout. If a quote carries the meaning, include it in the screenshot rather than cropping to the reply line only.
This page is for WhatsApp (and WhatsApp Business) chat screenshots. Status, Channels, and in-app browsers are out of scope — capture the message list with both bubble sides visible.
Queries like “translate WhatsApp chat” or “WhatsApp chat translator” belong here: same tool, WhatsApp bubble layout — not a second product URL.
Tips for better results
- Include quoted replies when they matter — partial crops can hide who said what.
- Dark mode and light mode both work; higher contrast screenshots usually OCR better.
- If names or avatars help disambiguate speakers, leave them in frame.
Questions about this guide
- Does group WhatsApp work?
- Yes, when sender names or avatars stay in the screenshot. Tight crops that drop names make speaker order harder.
- What about WhatsApp voice notes?
- Voice-note rows without visible text will not translate as dialogue. Include the bubbles that contain the words you need.
- Can I mix several WhatsApp chats in one run?
- Keep one conversation per run. Mixing two threads in one batch usually confuses order.