Translatedict is a free online translator with automatic language detection. It translates words, sentences, and longer text in over 190 languages, and allows the English result to be copied and its pronunciation heard. Basic use requires no account.
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A WeCapable tool that converts English text into American Sign Language symbols. It is described as useful for teaching and learning ASL, and during sign language study sessions students can follow on-screen hand movements at their own pace.
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Wecapable's Braille Translator provides online braille translation in Grade-1, Grade-2 and Braille ASCII for several languages, including English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Hindi. It also includes braille typing and language-to-braille converters.
Stylebot is a browser extension that lets users point at elements on a page and change them; it writes the CSS and loads the style each time the user returns. It is free and open source for Chrome, Firefox and Edge on desktop, and includes a CLI.
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A WeCapable tool that converts English text into American Sign Language symbols. It is described as useful for teaching and learning ASL, and during sign language study sessions students can follow on-screen hand movements at their own pace.
Mozhi is an alternative frontend for many translation engines, initially made as a maintained fork or rewrite of SimplyTranslate. The README lists supported engines Google, Reverso, DeepL, LibreTranslate, Yandex, MyMemory and DuckDuckGo, and notes the engine code has been split into a separate repository. The author states a focus on the API and engines, with a CLI and webapp planned.
LingoJam is a website where users can create a shareable online translator by adding translation rules. No signup is needed. The site also lists popular translators, including text generators and language translators.
LibreTranslate is a free and open source machine translation API. It can be downloaded, runs offline and is described as easy to set up, allowing users to run their own API server in a few minutes.
Wecapable's Braille Translator provides online braille translation in Grade-1, Grade-2 and Braille ASCII for several languages, including English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Hindi. It also includes braille typing and language-to-braille converters.
Stylebot is a browser extension that lets users point at elements on a page and change them; it writes the CSS and loads the style each time the user returns. It is free and open source for Chrome, Firefox and Edge on desktop, and includes a CLI.
