Question 1

Is this translator really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the translator is free for everyone. Non-registered users get 1 translation per day. Free accounts get 5,000 characters per request. Upgrade to Basic (50K chars) or Pro (100K chars + tones) for more.

Question 2

How many languages does it support?

Accepted Answer

Over 108 language pairs including English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Japanese, Urdu, Hindi, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), German, Portuguese, Russian, Korean, and more. Auto-detection identifies the source language automatically.

Question 3

What is tone rewriting?

Accepted Answer

After translating, Pro and Ultimate users can rewrite the entire output in a specific tone — Formal, Informal, Academic, Business, or Simple — using DeepSeek AI. You can also click any sentence to rephrase just that sentence.

Question 4

Does it work with Urdu, Arabic, and RTL languages?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sentence highlighting and splitting is designed to support RTL scripts including Urdu (۔), Arabic (؟), Hebrew, and Persian alongside Latin, Chinese, and Devanagari.

Question 5

Does it check grammar before translating?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is a built-in real-time grammar checker on the source text panel. Fix issues before you translate to get cleaner, more accurate output.

Question 6

Where is translation history stored?

Accepted Answer

Basic users and above get translation history. Supabase-backed cloud history is available for Pro and Ultimate users. Basic users get local browser history.

Question 7

What is the sentence-level rephrase feature?

Accepted Answer

When you click any sentence in the translated output, a small overlay appears with tone options. You can rephrase just that sentence without changing the rest of the translation. This feature requires a Pro plan.

Question 8

Does it have text-to-speech?

Accepted Answer

Yes — click the speaker icon on either panel to hear the text read aloud in the selected language. Useful for pronunciation practice and language learning.

Question 9

How do I translate English to Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Choose English as the source language and Spanish as the target (or leave Auto-detect on), paste your text, and press Translate. The same works in reverse — Spanish to English — and for any of the 108+ supported pairs, including French, German, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Chinese, and Japanese. Translation is instant and free, with no sign-up required.

Question 10

Can I translate a PDF or Word document?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Upload a PDF or Word (.docx) file and the text is extracted automatically for translation — no copy-pasting needed. When you're done, download the translated result as a .docx or .txt file. Document upload is available on paid plans.

Question 11

How do I translate a website page?

Accepted Answer

Copy the text from the page you want to read and paste it into the translator — paragraphs and sentence structure are preserved, and you can translate up to thousands of characters in one pass. Direct URL translation isn't supported yet, but pasting page text works for articles, product pages, and emails in any of the 108+ languages.