DeepL Translate
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference | Free | DeepL GmbH | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
· Translate texts: Enter texts by typing and translate between 26 languages
· Multiple languages: Bulgarian, Chinese (simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (American), English (British), Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
· Zero cost: The DeepL Translator app is completely free
· Fast translations: Translate texts quickly and reliably
· 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
Translations between the following languages are supported:
Bulgarian, Chinese (simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (American), English (British), Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish
About DeepL:
DeepL is a German company that aims to eliminate language barriers worldwide by using artificial intelligence.
Since 2017, it has offered DeepL Translator on www.DeepL.com, a machine translation system that achieves the best translation quality worldwide, according to blind tests. It also provides professional products for companies, business people, and translators. So far, over half a billion people have used DeepL’s services.
The exceptional quality of DeepL’s machine translation is the result of proprietary improvements the team has made in the mathematics and methodology of neural networks.
Terms & Conditions: https://www.deepl.com/pro-license.html
Privacy Policy: https://www.deepl.com/privacy.html
DeepL Support: https://www.deepl.com/support
Reviews
Most accurate German/English translator
WolfTsenW
Since being introduced to this app by my german tutor, it’s the only translation app I trust. I have deleted the rest! I have a request: is there any way you can create a DeepL translation keyboard for messaging apps?
Good, but missing something…
Jitanned
In the desktop version, you’re able to edit the translation to phrase your text differently. However, you can’t edit the given translation in the app. That’s the one thing I love about DeepL, other than the precise translations. I hope it gets added soon to the app!
A better alternative to Google
Nekobasu
I’ve been using a web version for the past 3 months. I can say that Deepl catches and translates the nuance of the language consistently better than google. A better alternative to Google, the company that consistently moves in the opposite direction of its original ethos of “do no evil”? Heck yeah, Deepl has been my go to translator app the past month.
Great Translations, Great Limitations
Ted E. Bear
DeepL does the most natural, context aware translations of any online machine translation service I’ve tried (much more so than a certain g*** translate). This free app has a very modest character limitation, but I have no complaints, again this is a free app, five stars. But I pay for DeepL Pro and I hope a DeepL Pro iOS app is in the works or maybe they could work the pro features into the free app and allow access after logging in. The Mac app does that.
Best of the best
19Jonny71
Best contextual interpreter (after human of course) out there so far by far. Be it medical ? , legal , mechanical ⚙️ or even slang, DeepL catches it better then its competition.
So much better than Google Translate
JordanFromBerlin
First off, I’m really surprised that this app only has 99 reviews. It’s such a fantastic app. When I was living in Germany, everyone used deepl on their desktop instead of any other translator. I have never had a native German speaker correct anything I ever said that I had translated with this, but that has happened to me when using Google Translate.
WARNING: This will make you lazy!
Gib Henry
Gone are the days of the gibberish translations. As a court interpreter in Italian, I am amazed at how this translator picks up on the SENSE of the translation. And where it doesn’t get it quite perfectly, you have the option to click on a word or phrase to tune it up, and it almost always offers the option that does fit perfectly. Very well done! But it WILL make you lazy….
Doesn’t work reliably, doesn’t show Romaji or furigana for Japanese
bengarland
Half the time this app gives an error “Sorry we couldn’t translate your text (E1)” and when translating Japanese it doesn’t show romaji or furigana, so unless you know thousands of kanji you will have no idea how to pronounce the result (Google Translate shows romaji).
