DeepL

Choose by the task

Start with Translator for a passage in another language, document translation for a complete file, or Write when the task is revising wording and tone. For a recurring workflow inside your own software, investigate the API rather than assuming a manual upload is the right fit.

Review the result

Try a representative page containing your own terminology and layout. Inspect names, numbers, tables and line breaks before handing over the translated file. This profile describes the offered workflow; it does not establish accuracy for your language pair or guarantee an unchanged layout.

Match the product to the language task

Use text translation for a passage, document translation when preserving a file layout matters, Write when the goal is to revise wording or tone, and investigate the API for a repeatable software workflow. Keeping those tasks separate makes the product choice clearer than calling all of them “translation.”

For an important document, test a representative page first. Check names, numbers, tables, line breaks, and the terms your team uses often before accepting the full result.

Review the result in context

A translation can be grammatically clean and still be wrong for a contract, product interface, or specialist field. Ask a person familiar with the subject to review the parts where a small wording change affects meaning.

Before sending recurring or sensitive material, check the current plan, language coverage, file limits, privacy terms, and API conditions. The public platform page identifies the available product families; it does not establish every plan-level guarantee.