Paste a link to get a translated copy of a public page you can review and share. Or read any site in your language as you browse, with the Pagebirdy Chrome extension.
Give the Website agent the URL of one public English web page and pick a language. Pagebirdy fetches it, strips every script, translates the text and hands back a read-only copy with the same markup and styles.
Open the Website agent in the app and paste the URL of a public English web page.
Choose the target language. The page is fetched, cleaned of scripts and translated in the background.
Open the translated, read-only copy. Edit any segment in the review view and rebuild it.
Pasting a link means Pagebirdy visits it for you, so the fetcher is locked down.
It translates one page you can link to. Not a site, and not a plugin.
Need a logged-in or script-heavy page? The Chrome extension reads it in your browser.
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Select a word or a sentence and the translation appears beside it. Or translate the whole page in place and switch back with one click. It works on pages behind a login too, because it runs in your browser.
Not on the Chrome Web Store yet. Early-access users install it directly and sign in with their Pagebirdy account.
Highlight a word or sentence on any site. The translation appears right beside it, or use the right-click menu.
Click Translate this page. The visible text is rewritten in place and the layout stays as it is.
Show original restores the page. Text that loads later is translated as it appears.
Select a word or sentence and the translation pops up next to it. Right-click works too.
Rewrites the visible text, keeps the layout, and follows content that loads later.
Arabic, Hebrew and other RTL languages flip the page direction.
Set your target language and turn the selection button on or off.
It runs in your browser, so it reads the page you already have open.
Signs in with your account. Numbers, links and emails come back unchanged.
No. A website link job translates one public page. It doesn't crawl your site, create /fr/ or /de/ subfolders, or install as a CMS or WordPress plugin. For several pages, run one job per page.
The usual reasons are a page that needs a login, or a page that renders its text with JavaScript. Pagebirdy removes scripts and only works with the HTML the server sends, so in those cases there's no text to translate. The job explains which one it hit. The Chrome extension handles both, because it works on the page in your browser.
Pagebirdy only fetches public internet addresses on ports 80 and 443, never localhost or private networks, and re-checks every redirect. All scripts are removed, and the translated copy is served sandboxed with no scripts and an opaque origin. Jobs are rate-limited per user and capped at a few at once.
Brand names, prices, numbers, URLs and email addresses are kept as they are. If anything else needs a fix, edit the segment in the review view and rebuild the copy.
It's in early access and not on the Chrome Web Store yet. Ask for access through the contact page. Once installed, it signs in with your Pagebirdy account.
No. It only changes the text in your own browser tab, and Show original puts it back. The text it sends to Pagebirdy for translation isn't stored.
The extension is in early access. Tell us you’d like to try it.
Website links work today in the app. The Chrome extension is in early access.