Translate a page without breaking the code.
Paste your page code, pick a language. The text is translated, alt and title attributes and meta tags included. Tags, classes, scripts and layout do not move by a single character.
What’s it for?
Handing a whole page to an AI for translation means asking it to copy thousands of characters of markup without a single mistake. It drops some, invents others, closes a tag wrongly, and the page comes back broken.
- The model never sees your HTML: it only receives the text segments, which are put back in their exact place.
- Scripts, styles, code blocks and URLs are left alone.
- An untranslated segment keeps its original text: never a hole in the page.
Translating. The text goes out in batches, give it about thirty seconds for a full page.
Before, after
Read it before publishing. A sentence broken by an <em> or a <strong> goes out in two pieces: that is the price of never touching the markup, and the wording sometimes deserves a second pass. Automatic translation also gets your trade vocabulary wrong, and a translated page also deserves its hreflang tags and its own address, otherwise Google treats it as a duplicate.