Read any feed in your language

Follow sources in languages you do not read. Press one key to translate an article in place and switch back at any time, or let a rule translate every new article from a feed before you see it.

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  • FreeFree accounts can translate 10 articles a day.
  • ProPro has no daily limit on manual translations, and rules can translate up to 100 articles a day, or 1,000 on Team Intelligence plans.
An article translated in place in Inoreader

Read every source in your language

Not all the sources worth following are in your language, and translations let you read them anyway.

The Q shortcut

Press Q to translate an article in place, with its paragraphs, headings, pictures and videos kept where they are, and press it again to bring the original back.

About 50 languages

Inoreader translates on its own infrastructure, so a translation takes seconds.

Feed translation with rules

A rule with the Translate article action translates every new article from a feed, a folder or a monitoring feed as it arrives, up to 100 a day, or 1,000 on Team Intelligence plans. Add a filter to translate only what matters.

Translate button settings

The Translate button can appear always, never, or only for articles in languages you have not marked as ones you read.

Translate your first article

  1. Under Preferences > Settings > Article translations, set your preferred language and the languages you read.
  2. Open any article in another language and click Translate article, or press Q. Use the same control to switch back.
  3. To translate a whole feed, create a rule. Set the feed or folder as the trigger, add conditions if you want only some of its articles, and add the Translate article action. To send the translated text by email or to a webhook, create a second rule that is triggered by this one.
  4. Read the translated articles like any others. Search, tags and digests work on them too.

Use cases

Reading sources in languages you do not speak

Follow local news from a country you work with, the national press of a market or research blogs in another language, and read them as if they were written in yours.

Monitoring across languages

Create a monitoring feed for a brand in all languages and add a rule that translates every match, then a second rule, triggered by the first, that emails the matches to your team. An article in Japanese or Portuguese then arrives in their inbox already in English.

Learning a language

Switch between the original and the translation of the same article with one key. Narration tracking in text-to-speech is made for this too.

Get alerts in your language

A rule triggered by a translating rule waits until the translation is finished, so the email, push notification, summary or webhook it sends carries the translated article.

Frequently asked questions

How do I translate an article?

Open it and click Translate article, or press Q. Inoreader translates the article in place into your preferred language, and you can switch between the translation and the original at any time.

Which languages are supported?

About 50, both as the source and as the target language. You set your preferred language and the languages you read under Preferences > Settings > Article translations.

Can a feed be translated automatically?

Yes. Create a rule with the Translate article action, and it translates every new article from a feed, a folder or a monitoring feed as it arrives, up to 100 articles a day, or 1,000 on Team Intelligence plans. It is best to translate a filtered feed rather than everything, so that the quota goes to the articles you will actually read.

Can I choose when translation is offered?

Yes. Under Preferences > Settings > Article translations, you can choose to offer the Translate button always, never, or only for articles in languages other than the ones you read.

Is the original kept?

Yes. The translation replaces the text in place, and See original above it, the Translate article button or Q brings the original back. The stored article is never changed.

What are the limits?

Free accounts get 10 translations a day. Pro accounts have no limit on manual translations and can have 100 articles a day translated by rules, and Team Intelligence plans 1,000. Unused daily quota does not carry over.

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