Carry the meaning across in the right voice.

We support 33 languages including Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Greek, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Bengali, Hebrew, Persian, and Swahili.

Our AI translation engine excels at all 33 supported languages. Each translation considers context, idioms, and cultural nuances. The three modes (Standard, Formal, Casual) let you fine-tune the register for any target language.

Yes. Free users get translations with up to 500 words per request, and you can start the first task in your browser before creating an account. The translation engine varies by region — some users get AI-powered translation while others get Google Translate. Both support everyday translation workflows.

The Chrome extension is a quick browser option for lightweight lookups. The website translator is a better fit when you want mode selection, longer text handling, and a dedicated translation workspace.

Yes, the AI automatically detects the source language. You only need to select the target language you want to translate into.

We offer 3 modes: Standard (balanced, accurate translation), Formal (professional, business-appropriate tone), and Casual (conversational, everyday language). All modes are free.

Our AI-powered translator is designed to handle context, idioms, and nuance more naturally than basic word-for-word translation. For critical business or legal documents, we recommend professional human review.

Formal mode produces polished, professional language suitable for business correspondence, contracts, or academic content. Casual mode uses everyday phrasing, contractions, and conversational tone — better for chat messages, social media, or informal emails.

Your text is sent to our server only to perform the translation and is not stored after processing. We do not log translation content or share it with third parties.

Yes. Free users can translate up to 500 words per request. For longer documents, paste them in sections. Paid plans support up to 10,000 words per translation.

For everyday sentences, Google Translate is fast and free — it's fine for quick lookups. DeepL is strong on European languages, especially German and French. Our AI translator is better when context matters: long paragraphs, idiomatic phrases, or content where tone needs to match the original intent. If you're translating marketing copy or nuanced writing, the difference is noticeable.

It handles common technical vocabulary well — medical terms, legal phrases, business jargon. For highly specialized documents like pharmaceutical trials, court filings, or patent applications, review by a domain expert is still necessary. The AI isn't a certified translator, and terminology errors in critical documents can be costly.

Plain text input is translated accurately, but rich formatting like bold, bullet points, or HTML tags isn't preserved through the translation. If you paste formatted content, the output will be plain text. For structured documents, translate the text first and reapply formatting afterward.

Yes — paste the translated output back in as source text and translate it into the original language. This 'back-translation' technique helps spot major meaning shifts or awkward phrasing. It's not a guarantee of accuracy, but it's a practical sanity check before using a translation in anything important.