Online translators: comparison of the best tools

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There are many online translation tools. Powered by artificial intelligence, these tools sometimes offer amazing translations. Some allow you to translate entire pages in a few clicks, others to communicate in real time with a foreign correspondent thanks to voice recognition.

But how do you find your way through the plethora of online translators? Which one should you use? Which is the best translator – if there are any that stand out from the crowd? We have tested these tools for you. Here is our comparison and our recommendation. Let's go!

Summary

#1 Reverso
The Reverso website has been around for over 20 years and can translate into 13 languages. It offers text translations as well as translation in context, i.e. using words and expressions in their different thailand whatsapp lead meanings. This is very useful for refining a text that has already been translated. The website also includes a grammar, synonyms, and conjugation tab. For the translation of long texts, a paid subscription is required: per month at €9.99 (up to 6,000 words) or annually at €5.99 per month (up to 75,000 words per year).



Benefits

An accurate pronunciation tool
Allows translation and revision of documents (package)
The ergonomics of the Reverso Context application, which promotes language learning
Disadvantages

You have to open a new page after about 20 words.
Registration required for a translation of more than 800 words
Pronunciation tool stops after 150 characters
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#2 Linguee
Originally a multilingual dictionary launched in 2010, Linguee offers, like Reverso, contextual translations compiled from billions of published texts (novels, guides, recipe books, etc.). The site claims to be the largest database of professional translations in the world.