Real-time AI translation for games, series, music videos, and articles — right on your screen.
Free plan available — upgrade anytime.
Built for Thai gamers, drama fans, and language learners
Designed to preserve each character's personality, voice, and tone — not just a literal swap.
Built to keep installation simple and cut out fiddly configuration, so you get back into the game sooner.
Fast on-screen OCR with a pause-and-read option for cutscenes, so you never miss a key beat.
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Everything you want to know about IXAY
IXAY works mainly with single-player PC games — JRPGs, visual novels, and gacha titles like Persona or Final Fantasy, plus Japanese, Chinese, and Korean games that ship with no Thai support. It does not support online games with anti-cheat systems such as Valorant.
IXAY reads Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and English on screen and translates into Thai or English. While you play, it translates dialogue, menus, and item descriptions, so you can follow games that ship with no Thai or English localization.
No. IXAY has AI built in, so you just install it and play — there's no API key to create, no OpenAI signup, and no complex configuration. It's designed to be ready right after install, so you spend your time gaming instead of setting things up.
Yes. IXAY uses AI translation paired with game-specific glossaries, so terms stay correct in context instead of being translated word-for-word. It streams translations on screen quickly enough to keep up with dialogue and cutscenes.
IXAY has a free plan to start, plus two paid plans — Gamer at ฿149/month and Learner at ฿299/month. This is launch pricing and may change. You can start on the free plan and upgrade anytime.
IXAY supports Windows first, since that's where most PC gamers play. macOS is not supported yet, but it may follow later if there's enough demand from players.
It's safe for single-player games. IXAY only reads the on-screen image to translate — it never touches game files or memory, so it doesn't modify the game itself. It is not recommended for online games with anti-cheat systems.
IXAY is launching on the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 (x64). Once the listing is live you'll be able to download it there and start on the free plan — upgrade to a paid plan whenever you're ready.