Every feature in Poplingo is built around the same idea: translation should show up where you are already reading, then get out of the way.
These are the main features available today. The list is intentional, not maximal. Each one is here because it earns its place.
Select any text and a translation card appears right where you are reading. Trigger it with a shortcut, skip the copy-paste routine, and keep going.
When a word needs more than a direct translation, see pronunciation, part of speech, definitions, and examples in a format that feels like a built-in dictionary.
Select a paragraph and the translation is inserted below the original while preserving headings, lists, bold text, and other structural cues. Switch between bilingual and translation-only views whenever you want.
Translate the entire page with one action. Poplingo prioritizes the visible area so you can start reading sooner, while keeping the layout as intact as possible.
Subtitles are processed in context and synced to playback so bilingual lines stay readable during courses, interviews, technical talks, and other dense video content.
Choose among leading AI language models based on translation quality, speed, cost, or personal preference. You can also bring your own API key.
Drag a link to preview it inside the current page, so you can inspect referenced content without losing the thread you were following.
The product is still being refined. If you have ideas, feedback, or edge cases, I want to hear them.