Kagi Translate

Kagi Inc.

About this app

Language changes with context. Kagi Translate understands everything from casual slang to precise, formal writing. Fine-tune tone, adjust formality, or specify gender when it matters. These powerful features and controls help make your translations as accurate as possible.

Features include:

• Voice translation: Speak and listen in another language with natural voice-to-voice translation.
• Visual translation: Instantly translate images and documents, from hotel forms to street signs.
• Dictionary depth: Explore a rich dictionary with audio pronunciations, etymology, and synonyms to deepen your vocabulary.
• Smart proofreading: Polish your text with proofreading tools that help you learn from mistakes or apply suggested corrections.
• Total control: Fine-tune translations to be formal or casual, literal or natural, gender-aware or set the specific context for better accuracy.

Kagi Translate provides a full-featured free experience. Kagi members unlock advanced translation models for higher precision, plus premium features like Best mode for proofreading and translation, document translation, extended context length, and longer text-to-speech or voice input.

As with all Kagi products, Kagi Translate is entirely ad-free with zero trackers.

Some features are in Beta. During this phase, they're free for everyone as we continue development.

Ratings and reviews

Hi i had so much great experience with this app. Ive been using it for months. I would suggest some options for the word definition part. Like can you add a way to customize/edit, search, order, and delete our marked words. It would be a nice idea for user experience and flexibility. That's it, have a good one.

damn near perfect. I would love an option to to turn off haptics and a setting to maybe wait to translate until user hits enter. Generally auto is fine, but the translation constantly trying to update while typing a longer phrase can be a bit of an annoying distraction

Literally the best translation tool there is. Edit: I see the alternative translation explanations are now missing compared to the old app and the web app, this is a big miss in my opinion as it's really helpful to see why an alternative might be better or not for the specific situation - now alternative translations are mostly irrelevant

What’s new

- App open bug fix