
Translate websites into 150+ languages
Research a competitor in Japanese, preview your landing page in German, or read a help article in Arabic. The language you need is already on the list.
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Paste a URL. MixTranslate fetches the public webpage, translates the live content in place, and shows you a preview with the layout intact — so you can read a foreign site without copy-pasting paragraph by paragraph.

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Why MixTranslate
Browser plugins only translate for you. MixTranslate fetches the page, decides what actually needs translation, and writes the result back into the HTML so you can preview the site as a reader would see it.

Research a competitor in Japanese, preview your landing page in German, or read a help article in Arabic. The language you need is already on the list.
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No extension to install, no crawl project to configure. Drop in a public HTTP or HTTPS link and MixTranslate fetches the page so you can start reading in your language.
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You do not have to guess what language the page is written in. MixTranslate detects the source language automatically — paste the URL, pick your target, and start reading.
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An evaluator decides which paragraphs need translation before anything is rewritten. Brand names, code, URLs, emails, and text already in the target language stay put.
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MixTranslate translates visible body copy plus alt text, titles, and placeholders — the UI chrome that usually gets left in the original language when you only copy the article.
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Translated text goes back into the original HTML. Headlines still look like headlines, product grids still sell, and help articles still scan — you preview the page, not a wall of extracted copy.
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Pick the model that fits the page: a marketing homepage, a dense help center, or a technical blog. Switch and rerun if the first pass misses the tone.
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Lock product names and technical terms in a glossary, then set the tone so a pricing page still sounds like a pricing page — not a literal dump of the original.
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A competitor in Seoul, a help center in Berlin, a storefront you want in Spanish. Paste the URL and read the page in your language, layout intact.
Read pricing, positioning, and feature pages in markets you do not speak. Smart skip keeps brand names intact so you can compare apples to apples.
See how a homepage or campaign page reads in another language before you touch the CMS. The preview shows layout, not a spreadsheet of strings.
Support teams and users should not hunt for a translated article that does not exist yet. Preview the live docs page and share the reading with the person who needs it.
Translate listing copy, badges, and image alt text while the grid and gallery stay in place — enough to decide whether a catalog is worth a full localization pass.
Read a foreign article without pasting it paragraph by paragraph into a text box. The page structure stays, so headlines, captions, and asides still make sense.
Preview how a product, pricing, or changelog page lands in a new market. Glossary keeps feature names consistent while the rest of the copy becomes readable.
How to use it
Three steps from a public link to a layout-preserving preview you can actually read.
Enter an HTTP or HTTPS webpage. MixTranslate only fetches public sites — no localhost, no private networks.
The page is fetched, then an evaluator marks which paragraphs, labels, and attributes should be translated — and which should stay.
Read the in-place preview, open the original if you need a check, and adjust the model or glossary for another pass.
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Everything you need to know before your first website translation, answered in plain English.