How to Save Language Pairs as Presets and Switch in One Tap
A preset stores a source and target language setup. Tap it to load it. Presets are an unlock (Translation Presets, or included in Pro). Make one for each routine such as travel, study or work.
The problem
If you translate English to Spanish in the morning and English to Japanese in the afternoon, you pick both languages every single time. It’s two extra taps on every translation, and a wrong pick produces a wrong result that you may not notice until it’s sent.
What a preset does
A preset remembers a language setup: your source and target languages. Tap it and the app loads them. Name them for what you do, not for the languages.
Steps
- Choose your languages as usual.
- Save them as a preset (Translation Presets unlock, or Pro).
- Next time, open the presets list and tap the one you want.
- Edit or delete presets when your routine changes.
Ideas
- Travel: your language to the local language.
- Study: the language you’re learning to your own.
- Work: the one language pair your clients use.
- Multi-target: combine with multiple target cards for groups.
Is it worth it?
If you only ever use one pair, the app remembers your last choice anyway and you don’t need presets. They pay off if you switch between three or more setups.
FAQ
Are presets free? Presets are a separate unlock (Translation Presets) and are included in Pro.
What does a preset save? Your source and target language setup, so you can load the combination in one tap.