Hand Talk is the Brazilian accessibility company whose AI translates Portuguese into Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) through an animated avatar.
Hand Talk’s translator converts text and audio into Libras using a 3D avatar named Hugo, and its plugin brings automatic sign translation to websites. For Brazil’s Deaf community, this makes digital content far more accessible, and organizations use Hand Talk to comply with accessibility requirements while genuinely serving users. The company’s technology blends machine translation with sign-language linguistics, and it has become the reference for Libras digital accessibility.
The mobile app has free access with premium options; website and enterprise translation are subscription services priced by page views and scope.
Brazilian organizations pursuing digital accessibility and Deaf users who need sign-language translation of everyday content.
Hand Talk serves Brazilian organizations pursuing genuine digital accessibility.
Organizations install the plugin and select content for translation; Deaf users download the app for personal use.
Content that reaches the Deaf community in its own language, plus accessibility compliance backed by real usability.
Organizations install the website plugin, choose content for translation and can add custom vocabulary. The consumer app requires no setup for personal translation needs.
Automatic sign translation covers common content well but specialized terms benefit from customization, and Libras dialects vary regionally.
Accessibility teams value sign-language translation rather than captions alone.
Brazilian organizations serving Deaf users and pursuing accessibility compliance.
Accessibility that actually serves users is rare. Hand Talk’s Libras translation closes a gap captions never will. For Brazilian organizations, it pairs compliance with genuine inclusion â and that distinction matters to the community it serves.
The consumer app offers free translation with premium features; website and enterprise deployments are paid subscriptions.
Yes â translation services integrate into websites and apps through the Hand Talk Plugin and enterprise interfaces.
Against captioning-only approaches, Hand Talk delivers real sign-language translation, which is what Libras-first users actually need.
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