Lexibird

Translate Text Across 200+ Languages

Translate text across 200+ languages with Lexibird. Choose your preferred AI model, customize translation styles, and use glossaries for more accurate and consistent results.

August 23, 2026

Nho Vo · Operations specialist

Translate Text Across 200+ Languages

Translation isn't always as simple as converting words from one language to another. The right translation can depend on the AI model you use, the tone and style you want, and even the terminology specific to your work.

With Lexibird Text Translation, you can do more than choose a language and click translate. You can select an AI model, customize the translation style, and use a glossary for consistent terminology — all in one place.

Translate Across 200+ Languages

Lexibird supports more than 200 languages, making it easy to translate everything from quick messages and emails to articles and longer pieces of content.

Simply enter or paste your text, select your source and target languages, and generate your translation.

But that's only the beginning.

Choose the AI Model for Your Translation

Different AI models can interpret and generate language differently.

With Lexibird, you can choose the AI model you want to use for translation, giving you more control over the result.

Depending on your task, you might prefer one model for a quick everyday translation and another when working with more nuanced, complex, or professional content.

Instead of relying on a single translation engine for every request, you can choose the model that works best for what you're translating.

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Choose Your Translation Style

The same sentence doesn't always need to be translated the same way.

A business email may need to sound professional, while a conversation with a friend should feel more natural and casual.

Lexibird lets you choose a translation style to better match the context and purpose of your content.

This can help you create translations that feel more appropriate for different situations rather than simply producing a literal translation.

Keep Terminology Consistent With Glossary

Certain words shouldn't change every time you translate them.

Product names, technical terms, industry terminology, brand language, and other important phrases may need to be translated in a specific way.

With Glossary, you can define preferred terminology that Lexibird can use when translating your content.

For example, you can specify how particular terms should be translated from one language to another, helping you maintain consistent terminology across your translations.

This can be especially useful for:

  • Product and brand terminology
  • Technical documentation
  • Business and industry-specific terms
  • Frequently translated content
  • Teams working across multiple languages

How to Translate Text With Lexibird

Using Lexibird Text Translation only takes a few steps:

  • Open Text Translation in Lexibird.
  • Enter or paste the text you want to translate.
  • Choose your source and target languages.
  • Select the AI model you want to use.
  • Choose a translation style that fits your content.
  • Add or use your Glossary when you need consistent terminology.
  • Generate your translation and review the result.

You can adjust these options depending on what you're translating, giving you more flexibility than a basic one-click translation tool.

More Control Over Every Translation

Lexibird Text Translation isn't just about translating between languages.

It gives you more control over how your translation is generated.

Choose the language. Choose the AI model. Set the style. Keep important terminology consistent with your glossary.

Whether you're translating a quick message or working with professional multilingual content, you can adapt the translation process to your needs.

Try Text Translation in Lexibird

Ready to go beyond basic translation?

Try Lexibird Text Translation and explore AI model selection, translation styles, glossary support, and translation across 200+ languages.

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