Read the web in more languages than you speak.
Translate a paragraph, a page section or a whole article with Klime, and keep the conversation going in your language: ask what a phrase means, or for a summary of the original.
Free: 1 AI request per dayNo browsing history kept
The problem
The most useful source is in a language you do not read, and word-by-word translation misses the meaning.
How Klime helps
Select text or ask Klime to translate the page content into your language, with context-aware wording.
The outcome
You understand the source, and you can ask follow-up questions about it right away.
Three ways to translate with Klime
Works in the Klime side panel. Open it from the toolbar or with ⌘ + M.
Translate a selection
Highlight a sentence or paragraph and ask Klime to translate it, optionally into a specific language or register.
Translate the main content
Use "Translate this page" from the launcher, or ask Klime to translate a section.
Ask in your language
Skip the full translation and ask directly: "What does this page say about deadlines?"
AI translation is fast and usually natural, but it can be wrong, especially for legal, medical or technical text. Use a professional translator for anything binding. Each translation uses one AI request.
Useful for
International research
Read local news, studies and official pages in their original language.
Travel and relocation
Understand forms, rules and listings written for local readers.
Language learning
Ask why a phrase is translated a certain way, or for a simpler version of the original.
Writing to others
Translate your reply into their language and adjust the tone before sending.
Common questions
Which languages are supported?
Klime handles many widely used languages. Quality is highest for common language pairs and well-written source text.
Is the original text replaced?
Klime shows the translation in its panel, so the original stays on the page and you can compare the two.
Can it translate YouTube videos?
If the video has a transcript, Klime can summarize it or answer questions about it in your language.
Keep exploring Klime
Try it on the next page you open.
Install Klime and use your free daily request to see how it fits your work.
