Question 1

What is OpenL?

Accepted Answer

OpenL is an AI-powered translation software for text, images, documents, and speech. It supports more than 100 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, and Indonesian, making it useful for both everyday and professional translation. OpenL uses AI and machine learning to produce context-aware translations, and it also includes tools for writing, grammar improvement, and language learning.

Question 2

Is this app free?

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Yes. OpenL includes free daily usage for text, image, document, and speech translation, and you can start without logging in. Need more credits or longer translations? You can upgrade to a Subscription account.

Question 3

How many characters can I translate at once?

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You can translate 1,500 characters at a time on the free plan. Need more? Paid plans support much longer translations, with higher limits for text and documents.

Question 4

How many languages does OpenL Translate support?

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OpenL Translate provides translation in over 100 languages, covering widely used languages like English, Arabic, French, Russian, and Spanish, along with niche options such as Ancient Greek, Old Norse, Toki Pona, and Emoji. It supports text, screenshots, images, documents, and speech with fast, context-aware AI translation.

Question 5

What happens to my documents after they are translated?

Accepted Answer

Your privacy is our priority. We don't store any of your translation data. Once the translation is done, all data is immediately deleted. The translation history remains only in your local browser and is never uploaded to our servers.

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