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Translate your menu, line for line.

Paste a menu, a sign, your opening hours or a reply to a review. Chrome's built-in translator turns it into Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish and more on your computer, with every line and price where you typed it.

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Runs on your computer with Chrome's built-in translator. What you type is not sent to Runner.

Translation · Korean

Example, from Chrome's built-in translator

매일 아침 신선한 크로와상. 아메리카노 $4.50 라떼 $5.00 화~일 오전 8시~오후 6시까지 영업합니다. 월요일 휴무. 사무실 케이터링에 대해 문의하십시오.

Machine translation by Chrome on your computer, and it can be wrong. Have a native speaker check a menu, sign or price list before you use it. Runner is not responsible for mistranslations or their consequences. Read the terms for free tools.

How it works

  1. Pick the language you wrote in and the one you want.

  2. Paste your menu, sign or post and press Translate. The first time, Chrome downloads that language once.

  3. Copy the translation in one tap, and have a native speaker read anything you will print.

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Questions about the Menu Translator

Is what I type sent anywhere?

Not to Runner. The translation runs on your computer, in the translator built into Chrome. The first time you use a language, Chrome downloads it from Google, and from then on it translates on your computer.

Which browsers does it work in?

Chrome 138 or later, on a computer. The page checks your browser before it shows the Translate button, and on a phone, or in Safari or Firefox, it asks you to open the page in Chrome on a computer.

Does it keep my prices and line breaks?

Yes. Each line is translated on its own, so your layout comes back line for line, blank lines included, and if a translation changes a price, it is put back exactly as you typed it.

Can I rely on the translation?

Use it as a strong first draft. It is a machine translation, so before you print a menu or a sign, have a native speaker read it, above all the allergens and the prices. To check the meaning yourself, swap the languages and translate it back.

Which languages does it translate?

Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese in simplified and traditional characters, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Arabic and Hindi, in either direction between any two of them.

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