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6 tools, ranked by our overall rating.
The best AI translation on the market, and a German company with EU data storage.
Best for: Translate texts and emails with high quality within the EU.
Free quick translation for when approximate understanding is enough.
Best for: Quick, everyday translations.
French tool that automatically translates your entire website into multiple languages with a few lines of code. Pricing, though, is driven by word count and languages, so a multilingual site can end up costing considerably more than the starting price.
Best for: Small businesses that want to make their WordPress, Shopify or Webflow site multilingual quickly without developers.
Italian tool that translates InDesign, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files while preserving the layout exactly. There is no free plan beyond a 14-day trial, and the price tag bites: subscriptions from 289 EUR/month (approx. 3,200 SEK) or a Project Pass at 95 EUR per project.
Best for: Companies translating brochures, manuals and layout-heavy documents without wanting to manually re-paste text.
French machine translation with explicit data sovereignty, configurable automatic deletion of stored file translations, and option for on-premise server. The catch is that translation quality into Swedish often does not quite reach DeepL.
Best for: Privacy-conscious companies that want EU-based translation with control over how long texts are stored.
Czech (formerly Memsource) platform for professional translation management with translation memory, terminology and machine translation in one. Built for translation teams, which makes it both expensive and overwhelming for a small business.
Best for: Companies with recurring, larger translation flows that want to control quality, memory and terminology in one place.
