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Multi-Language Translator

Translate text between 50+ languages instantly with voice recognition, text-to-speech, and local history.

Last updated: June 7, 2026

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Multi-Language Translator

A professional Online Multi-Language Translator designed to break down language barriers instantly. Translate text between 50+ major world languages with absolute ease. Features include real-time voice input (Speech-to-Text) to dictate your text, native voice synthesis (Text-to-Speech) to read out both the source text and translations, instant automatic translation as you type, and offline translation history to save and star important phrases. You can also import text files, Word documents (.docx), or PDFs to extract and translate their content. Text is sent directly from your browser to Google Translate; Imgira does not store your text, and translation history stays in your browser.

50+ Supported Languages: Full selection of major world languages with search and flag icons
Transliteration Mode: Convert foreign script characters (Hindi, Russian, Arabic, Greek, Japanese) directly into English spelling (Romanization) without translation
Auto-Detect Language: Automatically detects the source language as you write
Speech-to-Text Input: Voice dictation directly into the editor for hands-free typing
Text-to-Speech Playback: Listen to translations in high-quality native accents
Document Translator: Drag and drop TXT, DOCX, or PDF files to translate documents
Translation History & Stars: Save and bookmark translations locally for quick offline access
Instant Translation Mode: Debounced real-time translations as you type, or manual toggle
Flexible Export: Copy translation to clipboard or download as .txt / .pdf documents

Why This Tool Exists

What makes this useful — and why I built it this way.

All-in-One Utility: Combines voice input, audio output, document parsing, and script romanization.

Interactive: Reverses translation direction with a single click, with smooth reactive micro-animations.

Private by Design: Translation history is stored only in your browser; text is sent directly to Google Translate and is not retained by Imgira.

When You'd Use This

Real situations where this tool saves the day.

Travel & Communication: Translate and listen to phrases in foreign languages during travel.

Learning & Pronunciation: Convert foreign scripts to English spelling to learn exact phonetics and pronunciation.

Document Conversion: upload a PDF or DOCX file to read its contents in your native language.

Using Multi-Language Translator

It's straightforward — here's how it works.

Step 1

Toggle between 'Translate Mode' and 'Transliterate Mode (English Spelling)'.

Step 2

Select your target language and set the source language (or choose Auto-Detect).

Step 3

Type or paste your text, use the microphone to dictate, or drag and drop a document file.

Step 4

See the translation or English spelling generated in real-time, or click 'Translate' if manual mode is active.

Step 5

Listen to the translation or pronunciation by clicking the audio speaker icon.

Step 6

Save the translation by starring it, or view your past searches in the History tab.

Step 7

Click 'Copy' or choose to download the result as a text file or PDF.

Questions People Ask

Honest answers about how this works.

What is the difference between Translation and Transliteration?

Translation converts the meaning of a word from one language to another (e.g., 'नमस्ते' becomes 'Hello'). Transliteration converts the characters of a script directly into Roman characters representing the English spelling and pronunciation (e.g., 'नमस्ते' becomes 'namaste').

Is there any a limit on how much text I can translate?

Our translation interface supports text segments of up to 5,000 characters per request, which is ideal for paragraphs, essays, and standard document pages.

How exactly does the document translation work?

When you upload a TXT, DOCX, or PDF file, the system extracts the text locally in your browser. It then feeds the extracted text segments to the translator, providing a document reading experience.

Are my translations kept private?

Yes. Your text is sent directly from your browser to secure, public translation endpoints. Your translation history and starred phrases are stored strictly in your browser's local storage.

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