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Immersive Translate

Browser extension that shows web pages, PDFs and video subtitles in both languages side by side.

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About Immersive Translate

Immersive Translate is a browser extension and app that translates content in place while keeping the original visible. On a web page it inserts the translation under each paragraph, so you can read bilingually instead of losing the source text. It also handles PDFs and ebooks with layout kept, bilingual video subtitles on YouTube and other sites, images and comics, and live meetings. You can choose which engine does the work, from built-in options to your own DeepL, OpenAI or other API keys. It is especially popular with language learners and people reading research or news in a second language. The core extension is free; a Pro subscription adds stronger AI models, higher document limits and extra features. It runs as an extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, with iOS and Android apps. It needs broad page permissions to work, which privacy-conscious users should weigh.

Best for: Readers and language learners who want bilingual web pages, PDFs and subtitles.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Keeps the original text visible next to the translation
  • Works on pages, PDFs, ebooks, subtitles and images
  • Lets you plug in your own DeepL or AI API keys

Why people leave

  • Needs wide browser permissions on every page
  • Best models and higher limits require Pro
  • Can clutter complex page layouts

Top Immersive Translate alternatives

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  1. 1Google Translate logo
    Google Translate

    Free whole-page translation built into Chrome, without the side-by-side view.

    66.5
  2. 2DeepL logo
    DeepL

    Its own browser extension and desktop apps, with stronger document translation.

    62.6
  3. 3Lara Translate logo
    Lara Translate

    An LLM translator with a free tier for documents, images and audio.

    59.6
  4. 4Microsoft Translator logo
    Microsoft Translator

    Page translation built into Edge at no cost.

    57.2

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Immersive Translate: common questions

Is Immersive Translate free?

Immersive Translate has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes (checked on Immersive Translate's own site).

Is Immersive Translate open source?

No, Immersive Translate is not open source.

What platforms does Immersive Translate run on?

Immersive Translate is available for Web, Browser extension, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Immersive Translate?

The highest-ranked Immersive Translate alternatives right now are Google Translate, DeepL and Lara Translate. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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