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Enhance human translation with AI

Faster translation. Better consistency. Human judgment stays in control.

Translate faster. Stay consistent. Use AI Translator Pro for short texts, long documents, terminology control, glossary decisions, formatting rules, and iterative translation refinement with AI-assisted workflows designed to help preserve terminology, style, formatting, and user corrections across the translation process.

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Open AI Translator Pro

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AI Translator Pro supports different translation workflows depending on the size of your content and the level of control you want.

Start by choosing your languages and translation style, then select the workflow that best fits your project.

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Translation style VS Translation parameters VS REPORT

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🔵 Step 1 — Choose your languages

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Set the source and target languages.

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Example: ACTIVATE LANGUAGES: English to French

You can change the active languages at any time.

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🔵 Step 2 — Choose your translation style

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Select the style that best fits your document, audience, or purpose.

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NOTE: If you do not select a style, the default style is Normal. AI Translator Pro can also adapt its translation based on the content and context you provide. And can be modified at any moment.

• Available styles include:

Example: ACTIVATE STYLE: Technical

You can also combine styles.

Example: ACTIVATE STYLE: Technical + Professional neutral

You can also describe the tone, audience, document type, or specific writing style you want before translating.

Examples:

• Use a professional but natural tone.
• Keep the style formal and suitable for a legal audience.
• Make the translation clear and easy to understand.
• Keep the terminology technical and concise.
• Always start bullet points with a capital letter.
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🔵 Step 3 — Choose your workflow

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• Workflow 1 — Short text or small document: Useful for: You have a short text or small document and want a quick translation.
• Workflow 2A — Full document first, then refine in batches Useful for: You want the whole document translated first, then want to improve selected sections afterward.
• Workflow 2B — Batch-by-batch from the start Useful for: You want more control from the beginning and prefer to translate and review the document section by section.

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🔵 Step 4 — Use the REPORT

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The REPORT acts as the translation consistency layer for your project.

Depending on the content, it can include:

• Important vocabulary.
• Repeated terms.
• Glossary suggestions.