旅と暮らし
少し遠回りを、
してみよう。
いつもの道を離れると、まだ知らない景色が待っている。
朝の光が茶畑を照らす。山あいの小さな道を歩きながら、急がない旅の楽しさを思い出した。
続きを読む ↗
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Go beyond the websites you already know. Read, explore, and join the conversation—with translation that feels part of the page.
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the slow journalFIELD NOTES / VOL. 08
少し遠回りを、
the slow journal. / An example article Same layout. Same page.
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From a quick search to a long read, keep your flow. Native Translate takes care of the words.
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Words change. The page stays familiar. Read translations inside the original layout, with links and formatting kept in place.
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Text appears as it translates, starting with what’s on your screen. Longer passages get a second pass for a more natural read.
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Your words, their language AltShiftIOpen a page. Follow your curiosity, wherever it takes you.
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No browsing URLs, cookies, or form values are sent for page translation. Page text stays out of our logs.
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Prefer to keep text on your device? Local-only mode uses Chrome’s built-in translator and downloaded language packs.
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For long reads and wide-open tabs.
- 1,000 pages a month
- Keeps going past that on lighter models, up to 3,000
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Is Native Translate free?
Yes. Try it without an account: 20 pages. Sign in with an email code for 5 pages every day, free; after that it keeps translating on your device until the next day, where Chrome has the language pack. Pro, for heavier reading, is 1,000 pages a month for $7.99 (or $59.99 a year), with a 14-day free trial; upgrade from the popup.
What counts as a page?
A page is a page you translate. It counts once a day, however far you read and however often you come back. Very long pages, like a full Wikipedia article read to the end, count one more page for every 20,000 characters. Anything served from the cache or translated on your device is free, and the popup always shows what is left.
Do I need an API key or have to pick a model?
No. There are no keys to paste and no model menus. The service picks a fast model for the text on your screen and a stronger one to refine long articles, and switches when a provider slows down.
What happens to the text I translate?
Only the text of pages you choose to translate is sent—never URLs, cookies, or form values—and page text stays out of our logs. Sensitive sites are off by default, and Local-only mode keeps everything on your device. Read the privacy policy.
Can I translate just a few words?
Yes. Select any text, right-click and choose “Translate”. The translation opens in a small card next to it, with a Copy button, and the page stays as it is. Right-click anywhere else on a page for “Translate this page”.
How is it different from Google Translate or Immersive Translate?
Native Translate writes the translation into the page’s own text as it streams, so links and web apps keep working and you can start reading in under a second. There are no API keys or model menus, and Pro is $7.99 a month. See the comparison.
Will it break the sites I use?
Translation happens inside the page’s own layout, so links and buttons keep working. If something looks off, press Alt + Shift + T to show the original and use “Report broken site” in the popup.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome on desktop. Local-only mode also needs Chrome 138 or later for Chrome’s built-in translator.
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