Microsoft Translator Description

Microsoft Translator allows you to translate text and speak, have conversations translated, and even download AI-powered languages packs to use offline. Windows Ink allows you to speak, type, and write in over 60 languages. You can have real-time translation conversations with up 100 people on any device (Windows, iOS Android, Kindle). Cortana allows you to start or join conversations. Translate images, such as menus or signs. You can download languages to translate offline with state-of-the art neural machine translation. To help you learn how to pronounce your translated phrase, listen to it. You can also share your translations with other apps. Save your most used translations to pin for later. Pin Translator to Start and learn a new word or phrase every day. You can break the language barrier at work, home, or wherever you are. No matter what language you speak, join the conversation. Chat, share your experiences, and make a connection. Traveling abroad? Interact with ease.

Pricing

Free Version:
Yes

Integrations

API:
Yes, Microsoft Translator has an API

Reviews - 2 Verified Reviews

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Company Details

Company:
Microsoft
Year Founded:
1975
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
translator.microsoft.com

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Product Details

Platforms
SaaS
Windows
iPhone
iPad
Android
Type of Training
Documentation
Customer Support
Online

Microsoft Translator Features and Options

Microsoft Translator User Reviews

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: Solutions Architect
    Length of product use: Free Trial
    Used How Often?: Monthly
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 100 - 499
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
    Support
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    A Great Translator

    Date: May 12 2022

    Summary: Overall, it's a great alternative to Google Translate if you like to avoid Google's services. The conversation mode is a huge selling feature along with their neural machine translation that gives you more natural sounding translations rather than formal sounding translations.

    Positive: I like the accuracy of the text to text, text to speech and the conversation mode. There is a lot of availability of the major languages and some minor languages.
    Conversation mode is wonderful and an easy experience.

    Negative: Could have more availability for smaller languages would be great. The image to text translation can be great for some languages and okay for others.

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  • Name: Dave W.
    Job Title: Retired IT business analyst
    Length of product use: Free Trial
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1,000 - 4,999
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Overrated

    Date: Jul 06 2022

    Summary: Google Translate free version was much better and Microsoft Translate appears to me to have relied on people's dislike of Google.
    However, Google Translate free version has now changed and is as useless as this one. It's all about money and user experience is way down the list of priorities.

    Positive: Can't say anything positive about the free version, clearly deigned badly to encourage users to pay for the subscription version.

    Negative: The free version is pretty awful.
    It will only allow a very limited number of characters, insufficient to even translate a short news story.
    It is far from user friendly. It seems that Microsoft have tried to make it look unnecessarily fancy. Paste and copy are not obvious and the display shows minimal characters whilst typing.
    Even the feedback link doesn't work, taking you to their Q&A page instead. Does anybody at Microsoft even test these things?

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