Input translation
Write in one language and translate inside the input field. Replace the original or keep both languages for a bilingual reply.
谢谢你的回复，我们明天继续讨论。
Try the display
谢谢你的回复，我们明天继续讨论。
This example uses fixed text. It does not read your input or call a provider.
Set up the feature
Open Settings → Translation → Input translation, enable it, and choose the target language, trigger, and output mode. Provider settings reuse your existing saved connections; the default follows page translation unless you choose a separate service.
Translate what you type
Write in a regular input or a supported rich-text editor. Use your configured trigger: three consecutive spaces, equals signs, or hyphens. Existing Ctrl+Enter preferences remain supported.
The time between consecutive presses defaults to 1,000 milliseconds and can be adjusted from 200 to 2,000 milliseconds under Press speed. Key repeats and input-method composition do not count as triple presses.
Keep both languages
Keep both languages
| Output | Result |
|---|---|
| Replace original | The translation replaces the input |
| Original first | Keep the original and append the translation on a new line |
| Translation first | Put the translation before the original |
Bilingual output needs an input that supports multiple lines. In a single-line input, FluentRead preserves the original and explains the limitation. Existing formatting in supported rich-text editors is preserved through their input flow.
Cancel or restore
Press Esc while translating to cancel writing back. If you keep editing, a late result will not overwrite the newer text.
After translation, use Restore original in the success message before making another edit. Rich-text restoration restores the text; use the editor's Undo to recover formatting such as links and mentions.
Password fields and code editors are excluded. Translation does not send your reply.
AI prompts
AI prompts
Choose an AI service and model if you need a particular tone. The optional prompt uses {{origin}} for the original input and {{to}} for the target language. An empty prompt uses the built-in default. Changing settings does not automatically enable the feature.