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AI Translator

Translate text between 16 languages with automatic source detection via the AI API. Bloggers localize a 500-word post in seconds — 1 credit per translation, sign in free for 5.

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How to Use the AI Translator

1. Paste source text

Any of the 16 supported languages — detection is automatic. Split mixed-language input first for accuracy.

2. Pick the target

Choose from the 16 supported languages. Major pairs translate cleanly; rare pairs need a human review pass.

3. Translate and copy

Each run costs 1 credit. Split 10,000-word manuals by chapter to avoid truncation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is AI Translator for real documents?

Excellent between major languages (English, Spanish, Hindi, French) for everyday prose — a 500-word blog post translates cleanly in one pass. Rare pairs and legal, medical, or literary text need a human review pass; idioms and jokes mistranslate most often.

Is my translated text uploaded anywhere?

Yes — source text is sent to the translation API and deleted after processing; never stored or shared by us. The cloud provider may retain request logs briefly, so strip passwords, account numbers, and personal IDs before translating sensitive documents.

What does each translation cost?

Each translation costs 1 text-generation credit. Free signed-in plans include a one-time 5-credit trial (about 5 translations); Pro includes 200 credits monthly. Anonymous requests return 401 — sign-in is required for all credit tools.

Does it detect the source language automatically?

Yes — paste text in any of the 16 supported languages and the source is detected before translating to your target. For mixed-language input, split it first: detection locks onto the dominant language and short fragments in a second language may mistranslate.

What is the practical size limit per translation?

Paragraphs and articles up to a few thousand characters translate reliably per call. For a 10,000-word manual, split by section and translate chapter by chapter — one giant paste risks truncation and costs the same 1 credit either way per call.

Last updated October 2026