4.6
Grammar and spelling in the browser, including languages Grammarly treats as an afterthought.
Translate a selection in-page. Better than the toolbar for coursework in a second language.
Best for reading a paper that is not in the language you write in
Reviewed 16 September 2026 · Prices checked the same day
4.7
68K reviews
DeepL’s extension translates selected text or a whole page. Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Safari has a weaker footprint; many people use the app or the site there.
Free with caps. Pro is $8.74 a month billed yearly on the individual plan (checked 16 September 2026). It will happily translate a paragraph you were meant to read slowly. Use it as a dictionary for the hard sentence, not as a substitute for the reading.
Pricing
freemium
DeepL Pro Starter from $8.74/mo billed yearly
Free version
Limited characters; page translation on the extension
Platforms
Chrome · Firefox · Edge
Highlight the sentence you failed, not the whole PDF. For language study with dual subtitles, Language Reactor is the better YouTube/Netflix tool.
Checked 2026-09-16
| Model | Freemium |
|---|---|
| What free actually includes | Limited characters; page translation on the extension |
| Cheapest paid tier | DeepL Pro Starter from $8.74/mo billed yearly |
| Student pricing | None published |
Links from StudyApps include ref=studyapps.
Limited characters; page translation on the extension Checked 16 September 2026.
Cheapest paid plan: DeepL Pro Starter from $8.74/mo billed yearly. Prices checked 16 September 2026.
Reading a paper that is not in the language you write in
Safari is not a first-class extension
Grammar and spelling in the browser, including languages Grammarly treats as an afterthought.
Dual subtitles on YouTube and Netflix, plus a lookup that does not kill the playback.
Grammar and tone in the browser, with a student plan if you hunt for it.
