Transor

Freemium

Transor is an AI translation tool for people who read and watch content in languages they do not speak. It sits on top of your browser and OS, so you stay on the page instead of switching tabs.

You get side-by-side bilingual text for webpages, PDFs, images, and video subtitles. It pulls from multiple translation engines including OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Google Gemini.

This is translation work. If you need to write in another language, or you need deep document editing, this is not the fit.

Open it if you want to understand foreign content without leaving the page. Skip it if you need to produce writing in another language.

You will notice the difference if this is your situation.

• Privacy-conscious language learners: Your data is not linked to your identity. You can learn without giving up personal information.
• Travelers needing offline translation basics: You get free offline translation for single words and short phrases. It covers the basics when you have no signal.
• Users wanting tone-aware translations: You pick formal, casual, or polite tones. The result matches the situation instead of one flat style.
• People practicing conversations through AI Chat: You talk back and forth with AI to practice real-world dialog. It is built for speaking practice, not just reading.
• Users who consume foreign language video content: You get real-time bilingual subtitles on YouTube and Netflix. You see both languages at once without losing the picture.
• Researchers working with documents in unfamiliar languages: PDF translation keeps the original layout. You read the source and the translation side by side.
• Anyone who finds tab-switching for translation disruptive: You triple-space in any text field to translate without leaving the page. The interruption is gone.

These are the parts that stick with you.

• Triple-space shortcut: You hit space three times in any text field. The translation appears instantly. You never lose your place.
• Bilingual subtitles that preserve context: You see both languages overlaid on video. You still catch tone, timing, and visual cues.
• Multiple translation engines: You get results from OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Gemini. One engine might miss a nuance that another catches.
• Layout preservation for documents: Your PDFs keep their formatting. You do not struggle to match translation blocks to original sections.
• Starting price at $0.99: The Basic plan is cheaper than most coffee. You test before you commit to more.

The flow is simple once it is set up.

1. Install the browser extension or app for your platform.
2. Visit a page, video, or document in a language you need help with.
3. Trigger translation with the shortcut or let it auto-detect.
4. Read the bilingual view and save any text you want to keep.

Skip it when these limits block your work.

• Offline translation is very limited: You only get single words and short phrases offline. Full sentences need a connection.
• Offline languages are narrow: Offline only works for English, Thai, and Chinese. Other languages need internet.
• It is very new: There are no user ratings or reviews yet. You are an early user, not a late adopter.
• No documentation exists: You will not find a README or detailed help guide. You figure it out as you go.