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TranslateP

macOS

On-device AI translation. Just press ⌘C twice.

TranslateP is a local AI translation app for Mac that translates without an internet connection. Start from another app by pressing ⌘C twice, or use screenshot translation to work with text on your screen.

Latest update v1.0.8

Improves macOS 26.4 compatibility and fixes an incorrect window height when opening the app from the menu bar.

What you can do

  • Run AI translation locally on your Mac without an internet connection.
  • Start from another app by pressing ⌘C twice.
  • Translate text captured in a screenshot.
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TranslateP — Translate on Mac by pressing ⌘C twice
Translate on Mac by pressing ⌘C twice
TranslateP — On-device AI translation on Mac
On-device AI translation on Mac

App Store screenshots may be in a different language.

Explore the features

Translate locally on your Mac

TranslateP uses local AI for translation, with no internet connection needed for the translation process. Use it while reading reference material, working with documents or working offline.

Start from the app you are using

Press ⌘C twice to start translation across apps. Screenshot translation also lets you work with text on the screen, bringing copied text and captured content into your translation workflow.

App details

Platform
macOS
Current version
1.0.8
Updated
Minimum system
macOS 15.0+
App languages
English

Check App Store compatibility →

Frequently asked questions

Does translation need an internet connection?

No. TranslateP uses local AI, so the translation process can run offline on your Mac.

Can I translate screenshots as well as copied text?

Yes. TranslateP supports the double ⌘C shortcut and screenshot translation.

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