Reading foreign material by copying and pasting is a waste of time. With page translation the text of an entire page is replaced, while images, tables and links stay in place — hover to see the original.
How to use it
When you visit a foreign-language site a translation prompt appears in the address bar; click it to translate the page. You can also set certain languages to "always translate" in settings.
- One-click translation from the address bar
- Set languages to translate automatically
- Supports Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and more
- Links and buttons keep working after translation
Quality and limits
General content translates accurately; technical terms, code and proper names may not. Code blocks, text inside images and video subtitles are not translated by default.
- Body text and headings translate, code blocks stay original
- Text inside images is out of scope
- Hover to compare with the original
- Exclude specific sites in settings
Select-to-translate
When you do not want the whole page translated, select a passage and the floating bar shows the translation, with options to pronounce, copy or add the word to a vocabulary list.
- Instant translation of selected text
- Pronunciation and copy support
- Vocabulary list syncs across devices
- Keep select-to-translate while disabling full page translation
FAQ
Can I fill in forms on a translated page?
Yes. Translation only replaces visible text; form fields and the submit target are unchanged, so entering and submitting work normally.
Does translation upload what I browse?
Translating requires sending the text to be translated. Code snippets and password fields are excluded — see the translation service section of the privacy policy.