Inline Google Translator

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Instantly Translate Words and Text Snippets on Web Pages with a Single Click with Inline Google Translator

Latest reviews

• (2023-08-11) Very well translates any language into your language with one click
• (2023-07-22) Brandon Hardman: Supports several dozen different languages and dialects, including, works with both full-fledged texts and individual words. And moreover, he is able to translate fragments by text selection alone.
• (2023-07-22) Caleb Williams: If I'm not mistaken, Google's service is used as a translation system. I think this choice is quite relevant. It is convenient to work with individual paragraphs and fragments.
• (2023-07-22) Eva Martinez: Of the unique features, I can note the ability to work with individual text elements. It is very conveniently implemented that you can select and immediately perform the translation.
• (2023-07-22) Cecilia Anderson: I use this plugin to communicate with colleagues from China. Translates qualitatively, and at the same time knows how to synthesize text into voice.
• (2023-07-21) Michael Baker: It is immediately clear that the developers have worked hard on the implementation of this translator. It is possible to receive translations both in the form of text and to reproduce them by voice.
• (2023-07-21) James Gilbert: You need to add several different assistants to synthesize the translation into voice. I recommend trying it, as the translator is not bad.
• (2023-07-21) Caleb Chandter: The translator is just super! It works efficiently on any sites, and has a very large database of different languages. Even some dialects.
• (2023-07-21) Alex Babcock: I use this translator in Indian language lessons. The teacher does not even suspect that this is a machine translation. I am grateful to the developers.
• (2023-07-21) Nancy White: There is not enough choice of other translation services in the settings. I prefer Promt more than google. Although I admit that the plugin itself is very useful.
• (2023-07-21) Michael Austin: An interesting variation of the Google translator. With more features and options. Can work with fragments and translate text into voice.
• (2023-07-21) Thomas Moore: A translator with very wide functionality and limitless possibilities. Actually, I haven't had a chance to see analogues in the Chrome store yet. Rating 5.
• (2023-07-21) Gregory Donovan: Debugged web translator. It gives several actual variations for each fragment at once. It can be used both in studies and in the process of surfing.
• (2023-07-21) Katrin Otter: If you don't speak languages, then this tool literally helps out. Without problems, allowing you to sort out the content in any language. It is enough just to select a fragment.
• (2023-07-20) Ivan Miller: The perfect translator of the selected text. It is very good that he can translate individual paragraphs and lines. Voice dubbing also works fine.
• (2023-07-20) Daniel Grant: An almost perfect translator. The only thing missing is the settings for selecting broadcast systems. I would like to see Promt.
• (2023-07-20) Stefan Batler: I would like to see a similar extension for other browsers. Intuitive and high-quality fragment translator. And even voice accompaniment is available.
• (2023-07-20) Kate Hammel: I certainly advise you to install this translator. It often helps me out on Chinese websites, because I don't speak the language. A quality tool!
• (2023-07-20) Robert White: Intuitive and debugged text translator. It has a translation mode "on the fly". Thoughtful usability and no advertising. Respect to the developers.
• (2023-07-20) Gregory Adams: A simple and intuitive translator. It works both with whole pages and with individual fragments. Definitely a useful plugin.
• (2023-07-20) Patric Nelson: A very useful plugin, especially when working on foreign sites. Because it allows you to translate individual phrases and words in a couple of clicks. I recommend everyone to try it.