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How to Translate One Text into Several Languages at Once
Enter your text once, add a translation card for each language you need, and compare them side by side. Each card can be copied, shared or played. Each extra language runs through the engine you selected.
The problem
You’re writing to a group where people speak different languages, labelling something for several audiences, or checking how a phrase reads in French, Spanish and German. Translating the same text again and again, one language at a time, means retyping, re-selecting and copying between each result.
How it works
LingoAI keeps your source text in one place and lets you add extra target cards. Each card shows its own language and its own result, side by side, and each can be copied, shared or read aloud independently.
Steps
- Type or paste your text once.
- Choose the first target language.
- Tap the add button for each extra language.
- Wait for each card to finish. Cards are translated separately.
- Copy the ones you need.
Good to know
- The engine is the same for all cards. If you chose Cloud, each language uses credits.
- A language may be available only in Cloud. If a card shows that, switch engine or pick a different language.
- Compare as a sanity check. If you read one of the languages, you can judge whether the translation sounds right.
- Presets help. Save your usual set of languages. See presets.
Tips
- Keep the text short and unambiguous before you fan it out.
- Re-read key sentences in one language you know.
FAQ
How do I add another language? Use the add-target button to put another translation card under your text.
Do all languages work on-device? The ones your selected engine supports. The app tells you if a language is available only in Cloud.
Is there a limit on the number of cards? You can add several cards; each one is translated separately.