Understand the buying request first
Identify quantities, model numbers, intended use and delivery location. After translating, use inquiry analysis to review business value and missing information.
TRANSLATE / KEEP THE DETAILS
Translate the meaning clearly. Review the important details one by one.
This result is out of date: the source, languages or protected terms changed. Translate again.
Number formatting and regional conventions can cause differences. These warnings support manual review; they are not a translation accuracy score.
Copy the translation for communication. Bilingual text and TXT files include the source; share them as needed.
Identify quantities, model numbers, intended use and delivery location. After translating, use inquiry analysis to review business value and missing information.
Keep email paragraphs and variables, and review amounts, currencies, payment milestones and dates. Translation does not confirm commercial terms for you.
Add model numbers and brands to the protection list, then check numbers and units. Confirm technical terminology against the actual product documents and industry usage.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Try single text and HTML translations within the free allowance. Batches require active paid membership and credits. Pro allows up to 500 items, subject to actual characters, target languages and balance.
Review and confirm each quote. The 14-day company trial requires no card and excludes paid batch translation and the paid monthly credit grant.
Already have an account? Open your workspace →SEO teams can translate product-page HTML, image ALT and page descriptions while preserving links and variables. Export and ecommerce teams can also translate inquiries, email and product information. Review the source, translation and protected terms together before using the result.
Translation converts the language of your source. Inquiry analysis extracts needs and business signals. Reply drafting creates new communication. Understand the source first, then decide the next step. A machine translation is not a confirmed quote, certification or delivery commitment.
Translate trade inquiries, business emails, product descriptions, technical specifications and everyday text. Enter the source and choose a target language to get a translation you can copy. You can also download a UTF-8 TXT file or copy the source and translation together. This tool translates; it does not draft replies or add quotes, specifications or delivery promises.
English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Turkish, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian and Hindi are available. The source language can be detected automatically. Short text, model numbers and mixed languages may be difficult to identify; select the source language manually when needed.
Plain text accepts up to 5,000 Unicode characters and 100 non-empty lines per request. HTML has a separate 20,000-character source limit plus translatable-text limits. Characters are Unicode code points; combined emoji may contain several. Free rate and daily limits apply, with explicit errors rather than false successful translations.
URLs, email addresses and {{variables}} are protected automatically. Add model numbers, brands or terms that must remain unchanged, one per line: up to 20 terms, 80 characters each and 800 characters in total. This keeps terms as written; it is not a source-to-target glossary. Review the items you protect and avoid protecting an entire paragraph.
Not necessarily. The tool lists numbers that may be missing from or added to the translation so you can review quantities, prices and specifications. Changes in number formatting, regional separators or written forms can also trigger a warning. This is a review aid, not an accuracy score. Check units, model numbers, currencies and commercial terms against the original documents.
The source text, language choices and protected terms are submitted to this site only when you click Translate, then processed by Google Cloud Translation. This page uses Google Translate through the Cloud Translation API. It does not save browser drafts, send emails or publish content automatically. Remove secrets and unnecessary personal information first. Copied bilingual text and downloaded TXT files include the source.
Choose HTML source mode, paste your code and select a language. Tags, links and template variables are preserved; optionally translate ALT, titles, aria-labels and SEO descriptions. Only source code is shown, with no scripts executed or images loaded. Review content and layout on your own test site after copying or downloading.
A free request accepts up to 20,000 HTML source characters, with 5,000 translatable characters, 100 segments and 15,000 actual provider-input characters after protection. Paid batch translation supports multiple HTML items and target languages. Review the upstream character count and credit quote before confirming. Item, character, concurrency and balance limits apply.
Cloud Translation characters are distinct from Gemini tokens. One credit covers 100 actual upstream input characters, rounded across successful items in a batch and counted per target language. Selected attributes, markup and protection markers follow the actual provider payload. Unused reservations are released for failed work; successful items are charged.
Editing the source, languages or protected terms marks the previous translation as out of date and disables copying and downloading. Translate again to generate a current result. Canceling or timing out keeps your input, and late responses cannot overwrite new input.
Machine translation is provided to aid understanding. Check important business content against the source.Google's official disclaimer ↗
THIS SERVICE MAY CONTAIN TRANSLATIONS POWERED BY GOOGLE. GOOGLE DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES RELATED TO THE TRANSLATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.HTML translation must preserve tags, links and template variables while translating copy. ALT, titles and page descriptions can be translated optionally; machine translation does not establish local search demand or rankings.
SEO, ecommerce and export teams translating product-page HTML, ALT, page descriptions and business text for multilingual publishing.
Choose text or HTML mode, paste source and select a language, protect brands and variables, then review tags, links, numbers and SEO attributes. Paid batch translation supports multiple HTML items with a quote before confirmation.
Review preserved structure and links, then compare numbers, units, negation and SEO attributes. Batch item limits are task capacity; charges follow upstream characters across target languages and the credit quote. Check rendering on your test site before publishing.
Submitting sends source and language settings to our backend and Google Cloud Translation NMT. This translates the source; it is not Gemini reply generation. The free single tool does not save browser drafts or execute HTML. Paid batches create a task after quote confirmation; source and translations remain available for 7 days for export, while credit records are kept separately.