Universal Translator
About Universal Translator
Universal Translator runs entirely in your browser. Paste text, use the Detect button to identify the source language automatically, pick a target, and translate using small OPUS models for common pairs or the larger NLLB fallback. All processing (and model weights) stay on device.
How To Use
- Load your text, image, audio, or video into Universal Translator, or pick the local model preset you want to use.
- Allow the first-run model download when prompted. The model runs on your device and is cached for reuse.
- Run the task, review the generated output, and copy or export the result from Universal Translator.
Example
Input: Text, files, audio, or images supported by the selected AI tool.
Output: A local AI result — a depth map, transcript, voiceover, or summary — generated after the required model is ready.
Who Uses Universal Translator
- Developers and creators who want AI features without sending their media to a third-party API.
- Anyone testing AI features locally before deciding whether to run them at scale.
- People on slow or metered connections who prefer a one-time model download over repeated cloud calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it help with language detection?
Yes. Click Detect next to the source language selector. It uses a local model to identify the likely language and updates the selector for you.
Does the translation stay local?
Yes — supported translations run in the browser after the model is downloaded locally.
Which languages are supported?
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, and Chinese (Simplified). Common pairs use compact models; others fall back to a broad 200-language model.