DeepL Translate

DeepL SE

About this app

DeepL Translate is the go-to translation app for text, speech, images, and files supporting more than 30 languages. Millions of people use it every day to communicate and overcome language barriers. Start using it today for free, fast, and highly accurate translations.

* Translate text fast between more than 30 languages by typing: Bulgarian, Chinese (simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (American), English (British), Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian (bokmål), Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian
* Translate speech to text: Use your microphone to translate spoken text in most languages
* Text to speech: Listen to the translated text in most languages
* Dark mode: Protect your eyes from bright light and save your battery life while translating
* Quick detection: Translations start after entering only a few letters
* High quality: DeepL translations outperform the competition by a factor of 3:1
* Zero cost: The DeepL Translate app is completely free
* Dictionary: Use the dictionary to learn more about the words you translate, such as how to use them in different contexts (11 language pairs)
* Alternative translations: See alternative options for short phrases
* Saved translations: Tap the bookmark icon and save words and phrases for future reference or to build your own vocabulary (all languages)
* Translation history: Automatically save translations so you can easily find, edit, and reuse your previous translations
* Instant camera translation: Translate text in images instantly by pointing your camera (23 languages)
* Photo translation: Import photos for higher quality translations (23 languages)
* Tone of translations: Automatically adjust your translations to a formal or informal tone of voice, based on your audience (for Pro users)
* Understand non-Latin languages better: View translations of languages such as Japanese or Russian in the Latin alphabet to improve your reading comprehension (5 languages)
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Permissions Notice:

DeepL Translate may ask for permission to access the following features:

- Microphone access: Speech recognition

- Camera access: Instant camera translation

Ratings and reviews

I came up with an idea! If you make it so that artificial intelligence climbs on Wikipedia, climbs on Facebook and Twitter or somewhere else, then you can get a pretty good translator with the correct translation and so that no one notices that this is a translator! And yet, it is not clear which answer to choose from the proposed ones, let there be an explanation! Chinese translates very poorly from Japanese (I try English and the same result) to Chinese, but Japanese is good!

Good translator app. But lately it started messing up the meaning of texts. Now I have to double check everything. Today it somehow managed to replace 'after' with 'before' while translating En>De. A completely opposite word. How?! Another complaint is the max length of the text. I understand the reason behind it, but if I want to translate some text from the image, I might don't even need 1500 symbols, but there is no way to select what part of the text you want to translate, you just can't.

The app is very easy to use except that I dow loaded both voices for the main language I am using the app for but I cannot figure out how to delete the second voice as it's hard to understand and that is the only voice it uses to pronounce words. I have deleted all cache and data as well as uninstalled the app several times. I wish there was customer service to contact.

What's new

No big news this time, but that’s only because we’ve been working hard on improving your experience:

- Fixed several bugs
- Enhanced the usability
- Planned and designed further for the future of translation