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iTranslate review

A broad translation app for mobile voice, camera and offline translation.

7.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

iTranslate is a freemium translation application for travelers, students, business professionals and other users who need multilingual communication. It provides text translation in over 100 languages, voice-to-voice translation, camera translation for signs, menus and cards, website translation, dictionaries, verb conjugations, phrasebooks, custom phrases, translation history and favorites. The product is available on iOS, Android, macOS and the web, with an iOS keyboard extension, Safari Extension and Samsung Bixby integration.

The Free plan includes text translation and a keyboard extension. A 7-day free trial is available, while the paid options are iTranslate PRO Weekly, iTranslate PRO Monthly and iTranslate PRO Yearly. Each Pro plan adds voice mode, offline mode, camera translation, alternative translations, verb conjugations and a dictionary. The listed starting price is 9.99, and subscription prices can vary by storefront. This plan structure suits users who want to try basic text translation before choosing a subscription for travel-oriented features.

Its strongest fit is mobile translation that combines spoken language, images and offline access in one product. Camera translation covers signs, menus and cards, while offline text and voice translation can support use without an internet connection. Website translation, phrasebooks and saved favorites extend the product beyond one-off lookups. Users who need voice or camera translation should choose a Pro tier; those who only need text translation and keyboard access may find the Free plan sufficient. iTranslate is less suitable for buyers seeking a narrowly focused text-only tool or a clearly stated single subscription price across storefronts.

iTranslate pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Text translation in over 100 languages
    • Voice-to-voice, camera and offline translation
    • Available on iOS, Android, macOS and web
  • Where it doesn't
    • Voice, camera and offline features require a Pro plan
    • Subscription prices vary by storefront
    • The Free plan is limited to text and keyboard translation

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