DeepL provides AI translation for text, files and voice with terminology customization. File translation is available through web and desktop tools, with usage limits and team controls varying by plan.
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Google Translate translates text in a browser or mobile app, with web tools for images, documents and websites. Users choose source and target languages, enter content and can listen to the result.
Immersive Translate adds bilingual reading to websites, PDFs and video subtitles, integrating multiple translation engines through browser extensions and mobile tools so readers can compare the original text.
NetEase Youdao Translate provides AI text translation and offers separate tools for documents, websites and arXiv papers.
NAVER Papago translates text, images, documents and voice, making it useful for menus, signs and everyday conversations.
Microsoft Translator supports real-time conversations and text, website and document translation, with a separate offering for multilingual classrooms.
Lara Translate accepts context such as tone, subject area or intended word meanings for text translation and offers a separate document translator.
Reverso provides text translation and uses bilingual examples from real texts to show words and phrases in context.
Felo Translator transcribes and translates speech in real time, with readable bilingual text and audio playback of the translation.
Rask AI generates translations and AI dubbing for existing videos, covering use cases such as courses, company training and creator content.
Weglot helps publish and manage multilingual websites, combining AI translation with localized URLs, metadata and hreflang handling.
Smartcat combines AI translation, reuse of reviewed translations and human post-editing in one team workflow.
Lingo.dev brings LLM translation into software localization workflows through a CLI or GitHub integration for files such as JSON and Markdown.