Crowdin
by CrowdinCrowdin manages localization projects with document and website translation on web, desktop and mobile platforms.
Translation software helps you change text, documents or websites between languages. This list helps buyers compare tools for personal use, localization work and software projects.
The list follows the site's rule: it weighs what makers publish, Android availability, a free way to try and how fresh the published facts are. Compare the listed support, workflow tools and access options for your needs.
Crowdin manages localization projects with document and website translation on web, desktop and mobile platforms.
Locize links code and i18n setups with translators to deliver localization updates continuously.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4SimpleLocalize manages software translations and automates localization workflows across apps and APIs.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5iTranslate translates text and speech on phones, computers, browsers and APIs in over 100 languages.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Papago may suit people who translate text, documents, images, or speech across its listed languages.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4QuillBot provides translation tools through apps, browser extensions and desktop and web platforms.
NiuTrans provides document and website translation with memory and glossary tools across multiple platforms.
PROMT offers machine translation software and services with document translation, memory and API access.
Docuflair Redact is a document redaction product for Android, iOS, desktop, Linux and web.
LingoHub is a translation platform with translation memory for web, mobile, desktop, API and self-hosted use.
Localizely is a translation platform for web, desktop and API workflows, with free and paid plans.
Pairaphrase provides document translation and translation memory through mobile, web and API platforms.
XTM Cloud runs translation workflows on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, web, API, and self-hosted systems.
CafeTran Espresso suits translators working with documents, translation memories and glossaries, including freelancers handling complex formats.
LibreTranslate translates documents through web, desktop, mobile, API and self-hosted platforms.
Mate Translate translates website content through apps, browser extensions and desktop and web platforms.
Lara Translate suits individuals or teams translating text and documents, including users who need glossaries, translation memory, or API access.
OneSky combines AI and human translation with workflow tools for app and game localization projects.
APM suits teams that need to follow requests across microservices and inspect application performance, errors, and dependencies.
Tolgee suits development and localization teams translating web, mobile or desktop applications.
Transable translates websites with translation memory and API access across mobile, desktop and web platforms.
Weblate provides document translation through web, API, Linux and self-hosted platforms.
Translized localizes products with translation memory on web, mobile and API platforms.
DocTranslator is a document translation service available on the web and through an API.
It suits website owners seeking multilingual versions of HTML sites, including those who need API access or integrations for listed platforms.
Choose the platform that fits your workflow. Listed options include web, Android, Windows, Linux, API and self-hosted tools.
If you need work across devices, confirm that the same service supports the platforms you use.
A free plan can let you try a service before paying. Bing Translator lists a free plan, while iTranslate, locize and SimpleLocalize list free plans with trials.
Check what the maker includes in the free plan and where the trial ends before you move a project.
Compare document translation, website translation, translation memory and glossary tools. These features serve different jobs, so start with the work you need to complete.
For software localization, check whether the tool offers the workflow and API access your project requires.
Pricing models vary. locize lists paid plans from $7 per month, and OneSky lists paid plans from $0.01. Treat these as starting points, then check the maker's current terms.
A freemium label does not describe the limits of its free plan, so read the plan details before choosing.
Use the supported-languages comparison before committing to a service. Check the language pairs and direction you need, not just the product name.
If a project may add languages later, review the maker's current language list before you build around the tool.