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European machine translation services

Translate text through European language technology

Replaces: Ginger · Google Translate · Grammarly

A machine translation service converts text from one language into another automatically, either through a web interface or an API your application calls. Modern engines work on whole sentences rather than word by word, so the output usually reads well enough for internal use and for first drafts that a human then edits. Document translation, glossaries and tone settings are common extras.

Anything you translate leaves your building, and that often means contracts, medical notes or unpublished material. DeepL, ModernMT and Reverso are developed in Europe, and eTranslation is run by the European Commission for public administrations. Using a European machine translation service means the text you submit is handled under EU rules, so check the retention policy and whether submitted text feeds model training.

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service Country Hosting Open source Free plan Status
eTranslation Belgium EU hosted — ✓ EU controlled
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eTranslation

Machine translation from the European Commission

eTranslation is a machine translation service provided by the European Commission. It is not an open web page: you register first, and access is granted after that, which keeps use tied to identified organisations.

BelgiumEU hostedFree planEU controlled

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