Alternatives for every sentence
Click a sentence in the translation to get three different natural renderings and swap one in — ideal for headlines, slogans and sensitive wording.
Let’s translate!
Type, paste or upload a document. The source language is detected automatically. Select a name or term and tap Keep to leave it untranslated.
Translate emails, articles, documents and messages between 124 languages with the meaning, tone and formatting intact. The source language is detected automatically; choose a formal or informal register, keep names and product terms untranslated with one tap, click any sentence in the translation to see alternative wordings, listen to either side, and switch on Instant to translate as you type. Every translation is checked for completeness, protected links and kept terms, and is never summarized or softened.
Leave “Detect language” on or choose the source, then pick the target from a searchable list of 124 languages and regional varieties. Swap them with one click.
Type, paste or upload a PDF, Word or text file. Select any name, brand or technical term and tap Keep so it stays exactly as written in the translation.
Hover a sentence to see where it came from, click it for three alternative translations, choose formal or informal register, listen to the result, then copy, download or translate it onward into another language.
Click a sentence in the translation to get three different natural renderings and swap one in — ideal for headlines, slogans and sensitive wording.
Choose the register and the translation uses the right forms of address — Sie or du, vous or tu, usted or tú — consistently throughout.
Keep brand names, product names, code and technical terms untranslated; every translation is verified to contain them exactly, along with all links from the source.
Each translation is validated for the right script, length and protected facts and is never summarized, censored or embellished. Unreliable results are retried on another model.
Check names, figures, legal wording and specialist terms before using a translation in important documents.