Text Translation
Paste a sentence or a long passage, choose how it should read, and translate with the same terminology and memory controls used for document work.
Capabilities
What you can do here
Quality controls
The controls shown on this page are part of the working product, with plan access noted in the documentation.
45 languages and auto-detection
Paste up to 20,000 characters, let DeepReference identify the source language, and choose any supported target language.
Natural or literal translation
Choose natural mode for fluent target-language phrasing or literal mode when the source structure needs to remain easy to trace.
A voice that fits the job
Use the standard voice or choose formal, informal, professional, diplomatic, simplified, technical, casual, persuasive, or concise.
Domain-aware vocabulary
Set general, legal, medical, pharmaceutical, financial, technical, government, manufacturing, marketing, automotive, energy, telecom, or insurance context.
Glossary enforcement
Apply the approved terms that occur in the source, then verify that the required translations appear in the result.
Translation-memory reuse
When the exact text has already been approved for this language pair, reuse that stored translation instead of generating it again.
Protected text and locale rules
Keep brand names, codes, and custom non-translatables unchanged, with optional number, punctuation, and quotation-mark formatting for the target locale.
Useful output, ready to move
Line breaks and basic formatting stay intact, and the result is ready to copy, refine with another setting, or use in the next step of your work.
Where it helps
Text Translation
- Emails, letters, and support replies
- Website and product copy
- Legal clauses and policy excerpts
- Technical instructions and release notes
- Reports, summaries, and internal communication
- Terminology-sensitive text for repeat clients
A practical workflow
How the work moves
Paste the source
Add the text to the dashboard translator. Leave the source language on auto-detect or choose it yourself.
Set the language and purpose
Pick the target language, then adjust domain, tone, and natural or literal mode only where they matter.
Use your language assets
Turn on the relevant glossary and translation memory, and apply any protected-term or locale settings saved for the account.
Translate, read, and refine
Check the result in full. Change a setting and translate again when you want a different register or a closer reading of the source.
Put it to work
Open the dashboard to start a translation, or read the detailed guide first.