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Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.
- About
Start using Google Translate in your browser.Or scan the QR...
- About
- Overview
- Translate websites
- Switch between original & translated websites
- Change the language of a translated website
- Website translation widget
- Translate documents
You can translate websites and documents on some devices.
Important: This feature isn't supported in all regions.
1. In your browser, go to Google Translate.
2. At the top, click Websites.
3. We recommend setting the original language to “Detect language.”
4. In the “Website,” enter a URL.
5. Click Go .
When you open a translated website, you can switch between the original and translated versions.
On medium to large screens
• Option 1: At the top left, click the language tabs.
• Option 2: At the top right, click the Down arrow to open the dropdown menu. Select Translation or Original.
On small screens
• Option 1: At the top left, click the language tabs.
After you open a translated website, you can change the translation language.
1. Check that you’re on the translated website.
2. At the top, in the translation language tab, click the Down arrow .
Tip: If you think the original language of the website is incorrect, click the the original language tab Down arrow.
If you’re an academic institution or government, nonprofit, or non-commercial website, you may be eligible to sign up for the Google Translate Website Translator shortcut. This tool translates web content into over 100 languages. To get the Website Translator shortcut, sign up on our website translation form.
You can translate documents up to 10 MB in any of these formats:.docx,.pdf,.pptx,.xlsx. PDF files must be 300 pages or less. To translate more documents or larger documents, learn about the Cloud Translation API.
Important:
• Document translation isn’t available on smaller screens or mobile.
• You can find text in images and scanned .pdf pages in the output document but they aren’t translated.
1. In your browser, go to Google Translate.
2. At the top, click Documents.
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Just enter a URL to translate a whole webpage. Or scan the QR code below to download the app to use it on your mobile device. Understand your world and communicate across languages with...
