FloatQuickTrans

What it does

FloatQuickTrans is a fast and minimalist desktop translation tool,Let translation not interrupt your flow of thought.The floating window stays above all other applications, ensuring quick access.

FloatQuickTrans is a fast and minimalist desktop translation tool

🥳Seamlessly translate text from anywhere on your screen. Real-time streaming, text-to-speech, and global hotkeys to supercharge your workflow.And it's now free 🎉(old versions) Our app is designed to be intuitive, fast, and unobtrusive, blending perfectly into your workflow. Watch translations appear character-by-character as they are generated by the AI model. Create multiple translation windows to handle different tasks or languages simultaneously. Listen to translations in over 30 languages to perfect your pronunciation. The floating window stays above all other applications, ensuring quick access. Access the app instantly from anywhere with configurable global hotkeys. Enjoy a…from floatquicktrans.vercel.app

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