It’s a really nice app that I would recommend to people that are willing to pay money in this app. The translator works fine and is really precise. But for Someone like me or others who don’t spend money to buy premium or something it annoys us how we have to use the manual version of the app and can only use it 3 times before it doesn’t let you translate anything more and won’t let you continue unless you purchase premium. It’s a nice app but good for the people willing to pay, not so much for those who don’t want to pay monthly for a translator.

I bought a Bluetooth speaker, and the instructions were in Chinese. I would have saved a few minutes if I’d noticed the instructions were in the App Store Description but I figured it out. Instructions should be posted in app; if there, I didn’t see it.(After this initial review, I noticed that there are instructions under Help Section within App (duh!). These instructions are different than instructions in App Description. I recommend you read both). At first, I stupidly took a picture of two pages together so the app translated across the columns as one line. Once I figured that out, it didn’t take much effort to understand. Not absolutely perfect, but there were 3 options for Chinese. And the one I chose translated about 95% correct. Pretty decent! I used the share option to copy; then, I pasted in Note app. Also, I noticed that the instructions said that the translation was automatic. I actually had to press a button (arrows in circle direction) before it translated. Again, figuring out how to use was pretty quick. You can’t expect perfection with translation. I’m very impressed with this app! And it stores the pictures you take. Also, when translated, the source is at the top and the result is at the bottom. When copy/paste to Notes, it copies both languages. This was very helpful when reviewing the results. I made minor edits such as organizing into paragraphs, etc. I needed the Chinese language to make sure I was formatting correctly.

English language only Natural American Citizen My surname is Spanish derived from Levi of the 12 Tribes. At least 2-3 times a year I receive documents in Spanish only delivered by USPS. Which Should be available in English and Spanish and not discriminate or assume a Spanish Surname Legal Citizen Born and 2nd generation American Native American IndianSpanish, White, Mexican Jewish, French, Bass, And Baltic ancestrySpanish only. It irks me to think English Information is also translated in Spanish in all information addressed to California Residents.I am proud of all I am but do not assume I speak only the languages of the countries of my Ancestors. Native American Indian is the language of my USA heritage and English the second of First Nation People The bad part is this is from an Organization who helps Spanish speaking People is the USI inquired in English and not online with this Letter Sender Identified as. If you want to be treated equal begin with your organization first,This translation Site helped me understand who wanted my information without acknowledging if I understood the language it is typed in. Now I can make sure this organization f F it’s mot use my name or personal information again!

Unbelievable this has to be the most intuitive + user friendly interface app I have used in a long time. Moreover, it does what it says. There was lyrics that I was wanting to share but the site had disabled the copy and paste feature. I searched for a solution and found this app. So to I took a screen grab of the image with lyrics then downloaded it onto this app and in five seconds it extracted the text from the image into my notepad. I cannot oversell this app enough. I hardly ever write reviews but felt it imperative in the situation. Especially with it being free!