Translate as you type.
Translations appear in the candidate window, so you can spend less time switching between apps and more time writing.
Type in Chinese for an English translation. On Mac, type in English and choose Chinese. See the translation right in your candidate list.
A more natural way to write
Stay where you are writing. Type, choose, and send without breaking your flow.
This is an interface illustration. Actual translations vary with model, context, and your settings.
Fewer steps, more possibilities
Translations appear in the candidate window, so you can spend less time switching between apps and more time writing.
Choose your original text or a translation. On Mac, you can also type in English and select Chinese.
On Mac, translate Chinese into English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, or Russian. English input can be translated into Chinese.
Put your ideas into words. Let a more natural typing experience handle the rest.
Coming to your desktop
The Mac beta and Windows x64 installer are available. Signing, updates, and real-device testing are still in progress.
The Mac beta supports Chinese to English and English to Chinese in its translation candidates. Signing, notarization, and online updates are still in progress.
Version 0.1.0 for Apple Silicon only. This test package is unsigned and not notarized, so macOS may block installation. Use it only if you understand the risk.
SHA-256 · a9a14850cef5ed025ecb423c6163509468ff23840d4b1a67921e1520f950a9caThe Windows x64 installer is available. Setup may request administrator permission; real-device compatibility testing is still in progress.
Version 0.2.0 · Windows x64. This installer is unsigned, so SmartScreen may warn on first launch; setup requires administrator permission. Installation and compatibility testing continue.
SHA-256 · b431341a374f24e5adcd1d401dd12b8551f236c991e9ec9779d351010880d69bA few important things about downloads, connectivity, and what happens to your text.
Yes. The Mac 0.1.0 beta is for Apple Silicon and is unsigned and not notarized. The Windows 0.2.0 installer is for x64. Installation and compatibility are still being validated; read the download notes and check the SHA-256.
Local glossary entries can provide some definitions. Full-sentence cloud translation needs a configured model service and an internet connection. Candidates depend on glossary, cache, and model settings.
When you use cloud translation, the text being translated is sent to your configured model service. The current Mac test build also includes translation-quality feedback that can be disabled in settings. We are refining the privacy explanation and defaults before release.