Free Online Translator

Translate across 100+ languages — instant, nothing stored. · used 1 times

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100+ languages · instant · nothing stored

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How to translate text

Paste or type your text into the source box, choose the target language, and press Translate. If you are not sure what language the source is, leave it on detect and it will work it out. The result appears on the right — copy it with one tap. Nothing you enter is kept once you close the page.

Translator — TechWhack Score

8/10

Privacy 7/10

Translation needs a server, but nothing is stored after you leave.
Speed 8/10

Paste, pick a language, and the translation comes back in a moment.
Features 7/10

Translates between 100+ languages with auto-detect, and copies in a click.
Free 10/10

No sign-up, and no character cap pushing you to a paid tier.

Verdict: A free translator with no character paywall and nothing kept after you close the tab.

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A free online translator converts text between 100+ languages instantly — paste your text, pick a language (or let it auto-detect), and copy the result. No signup, and nothing is stored after you leave.

What people use it for

Quick translations of emails and chat messages, understanding a foreign-language web page, study and language learning, travel phrases, and sanity-checking machine output before you send it. For long documents, run them through the file tools first, then translate the extracted text here.

FAQ

How many languages can it translate between?It supports more than 100 languages with automatic detection, so you can paste text without first identifying its language. Auto-detect figures out the source and translates it into the target you pick.

Is machine translation accurate enough for important documents?It is excellent for understanding meaning, casual messages, and quick drafts, but it can miss idioms, tone, and legal or medical nuance. For contracts, official paperwork, or publication, have a human fluent in both languages review the result.

Is my text stored after I translate it?No. Text is sent to a server only to perform the translation and nothing is kept after you leave the page. Still, avoid pasting passwords or highly sensitive personal data into any online translator as a general precaution.

Why does translating back and forth change the wording?Each translation picks one of several valid phrasings, so round-tripping a sentence through another language and back rarely returns the exact original wording. The meaning is usually preserved even when the exact words drift.