Included in: Pro, Plus, Business, Enterprise, and Grammarly for Education plans
Available to: All member roles (if enabled by admin)
The translation feature within paragraph-level rewrites allows you to translate text directly within Grammarly. This way, you can stay focused on your current work and minimize the need to switch to external translation tools.
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Requirements
- To use the translation feature, generative AI must be turned on for your account.
- If you are a member of a subscription managed by an organization, the subscription admin must first activate paragraph-level rewrites on the Feature access page to make the translation feature accessible. Admin contact information is available on the Subscription page.
How to use the translation feature
- Select a specific part of the text you’d like to translate, and a blue sidebar will appear.
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Open the Translate tab:
- Select the language you’d like to translate your text into. The language of your original text will be detected automatically.
- Click Accept to insert the translated text. You can also click into the three-dot menu to copy the translated text.
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What languages can I translate from and into?
You can translate your text from and to these languages: Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, English (British), English (American), French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Spanish (Argentina), Spanish (Mexico), Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazil), Swedish, Turkish, and Ukrainian.
Is there a limit on the number of characters that can be translated at once?
Currently, it is possible to translate a maximum of 4,000 characters at once.
Is it possible to translate static text?
Translate with Grammarly is designed to work with text that you’ve written or are writing. It doesn’t currently work with static text, such as text on a web page or the text from an email you received, but it can translate text that you write as a reply.
How to submit feedback or a feature request?
Please use the Give feedback form directly within the app, message your Customer Success Manager, or contact Support.