How to Translate Web Pages with Chrome

Last Updated: September 26, 2017

One amazing thing about the Internet is the increased ability for automatic translation of foreign web pages. By adding a Google translate button to Chrome, you can translate entire webpages with a button click.

Method 1

Method 1 of 2:

Google Translate Button

1
Search for a Google translate button in your Chrome browser. Click on the entry to open it.
2
Click "add to Chrome" in the top right corner of the extension's box to install it.

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3
Search for a site that isn't in English, such as the Japanese Google site.
4
Click the translate button that looks like an "A" with a blue border in the upper right corner of Chrome. You can also click "translate" in the dialog box that appears.
5
Check the page, and you'll see that before where there were foreign text, or simply just untranslated little boxes, there is now English text.

Method 2

Method 2 of 2:

Right click Translate

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Go to a web page with another language.
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Right click on the page.
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Select "Translate to English" (if English is your Main language).
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The page will now be translated to English.
- As you can see at the top, it says from what language it has been translated, and it gives you the option to revert the translation back to the original.

Warnings

The translations may not always be completely 100 percent accurate, so it's best to ask a native speaker also if it's important.

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