Immersive Translate review
A browser translation tool with bilingual reading and support for multiple media types.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Immersive Translate is a browser extension and translation service for people reading or viewing content across languages. Its bilingual webpage translation can place translated text alongside the original, while additional tools cover PDFs, ePub books, images, subtitle files, online videos and meetings. Paragraph hover translation and input box translation extend it beyond page-level reading. The available platforms include Microsoft Edge and other desktop browsers, along with mobile apps, making it relevant to individuals and small teams that want translation close to the content they are consuming.
Its scope is a notable strength: the feature set spans written pages, documents, images and video subtitles rather than focusing only on text selection or page translation. Users can also choose a translation-only display mode, and subtitle translation includes bilingual export. Integration options include DeepL, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Google Translate and Microsoft Translator. That range gives buyers alternatives among translation services, while the combination of browser, mobile and other listed platforms suits people who switch between devices. According to the vendor's published plans, there is a free offering as well as Pro and Max monthly and annual memberships; Pro plans list an advanced model translation quota of 20 million tokens per month.
The product fits readers who regularly encounter foreign-language content in different formats and want translation features in a browser-oriented workflow. Its breadth may be more than someone needs if their requirement is occasional webpage translation alone. Buyers should also compare the Pro and Max membership options against their expected usage: the published plan details identify the Pro quota, but do not give equivalent quota highlights for Max. The vendor lists email and documentation for support, and states ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance. Immersive Translate is therefore a stronger match for cross-format translation than for buyers seeking a narrowly scoped page translator or a product whose plan distinctions are immediately simple to compare.
Immersive Translate pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Shows translated text alongside original webpage text
- Translates PDFs, ePub books, subtitle files and images
- Connects with DeepL, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and others
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are split across Pro and Max monthly and annual memberships
- Pro plans specify a monthly token quota for advanced models
- Support channels are email and documentation
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