Google focuses on bringing new and useful features to mobile, while the browser-based tool remains pretty standard. However, the mobile app is still far ahead of the website. The biggest shortcoming is probably its lack of drag-and-drop support, but it is expected to be added soon. It also lets you copy or download the translated text to your computer. As with the normal text version, select the language you want the text translated into and wait a few seconds for the tool to work.
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In addition to texts, documents, and websites, the "Images" section will help you translate photos on your PC.Īfter clicking on the Images tab, it asks you to select a photo from your PC that is either in JPG, JPEG, or PNG format. If you go to the Google Translate website, you will notice that there is something new at the top of the text box. Give it a try and let us know what you think," said Keerthana, community manager at Google. We'd love to hear what you think about the new experience. The feature will be rolling out over the next few days. "We've heard your feedback and we are thrilled to announce Image Translation is now available in. Even though it is not the biggest innovation in the world, the lack of this very basic feature in the web version has been criticized by many. The new feature was announced in the help forum. Google Lens only translates online photos however, Google Translate now lets you translate images stored locally on your PC. The feature is already available through Google Lens but misses an important detail.
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