Thankfully, Google Chrome has built-in support for the Google Translate service, which will automatically translate the page into a language of your choice.

But you can also use the online version to translate external documents saved on your computer. The Google Translate webpage supports Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations.

Using Gemini Live, you can also carry out a real-time conversation with someone speaking a different language. Here’s how to use Google's apps to translate languages.

Google allows you to translate English into Spanish in a variety of ways. For instance, you might want to use its instant translation feature to translate words in real-time as you type them.

Here’s a simple guide on how you can use Google Translate to translate a website from one language to another.

According to the online article by How-to Geek, the Google Translate scanning feature provides a translation of words by simply pointing to the camera.

Google Translate lets you communicate without language barriers. The language detection feature will even translate without selecting a language.

How people might use this feature varies; many might just want it as a study aid on a laptop, but if you’re using it on the go, you can download the Google Sheets app for your phone.