The art of language belongs to everyone

What you can do

1. Translate Source and translation sit in two panes. The translation appears word by word, so long passages never make you wait for the whole page.
2. Rewrite Polish, shift the style, raise or lower the formality, or shorten a passage. The result stays next to the original.
3. Quality Efficient is faster, for sentences and drafts. Rigorous is slower and finer, for text you will reread.

What it's for

Mail, contracts, drafts, notices. The source stays on the left, the result on the right.

• Mail Finish it, then send.
• Contracts Read the clause beside the translation.
• Drafts Rewrite on the same screen.
• Notices Shorten it, then make it formal.

How it works

1. Sign up Create an account with your email and enter the code from the message. If there's a sign-up bonus running, it lands in your balance automatically.
2. Top up Pick an amount and it lands in your balance. There's no monthly fee.
3. Translate or rewrite Each time, choose Efficient or Rigorous. You don't need your own API key.

Pricing

No monthly fee. Top up, then each use draws from the balance for the mode you picked.

• Efficient Everyday sentences, mail, and drafts. Faster.
• Rigorous Contracts, manuscripts, and text you will send.

Pay for what you use

Questions

Do I bring my own API key?

No. Sign up, top up, then choose Efficient or Rigorous. The platform configures the models.

How does billing work?

There's no monthly fee. You pay for what you use and top up when the balance runs out. Efficient is cheap and fast, enough for everyday text; Rigorous thinks a bit longer and costs a bit more, for a finer translation.

How is this different from DeepL?

We translate with large language models. You can pick an AI expert for the field, such as technical, legal, or medical, then polish or rewrite the result in the same place.

Can I use it without an account?

No. Translate and Write both require a login. A signed-out visit doesn't call a model.

Is there a browser extension?

Yes. Search for OpenTranslator in the Chrome Web Store, or use Add to Chrome on this page. Sign in and translate in the side panel, or translate emails right inside Gmail and Outlook on the web. It shares your balance with the site.