

Brave Translate
Brave Translate is the in-built translation feature of the Brave web browser, offering fast and accurate translations across 108 languages. Powered by Lingvanex, it prioritizes user privacy by removing IP addresses and not storing translated text. Easily accessible via the address bar.
License model
- Free • Open Source
Application type
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Online
Features
Brave Translate News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about Brave TranslateBrave Translate expands to 108 languages
Brave Translate, Brave's translation tool, has been significantly expanded, now offering support fo...
Recent activities
- Myrano added Brave Translate as alternative to TranslateLocally
- philops added Brave Translate as alternative to GPTranslate
- POX added Brave Translate as alternative to Klaro
- POX added Brave Translate as alternative to Wright
- thesuncitywitch liked Brave Translate
- gmzc added Brave Translate as alternative to Doc2Lang
- Danilo_Venom added Brave Translate as alternative to Google Translate, DeepL Translator, Lingva Translate and Kagi Translate
- justarandom added Brave Translate as alternative to Multilingual Whisperer
- UniqueGo added Brave Translate as alternative to Translate Now - AI Translator
- haraldh reviewed Brave Translate
Brave Translate is not fully open-source as it relies on Lingvanex, a proprietary third-party engine, for translations. While Brave claims to strip IP addresses before sending text to their servers and Lingvanex for processing, the text itself is still shared temporarily with these servers. This means that sensitive content may be exposed, even though Brave asserts that no data is retained after the translation request is completed. For privacy-conscious users, this setup provides slightly...
Brave Translate information
AlternativeTo Category
Education & ReferenceGitHub repository
- 37 Stars
- 8 Forks
- 7 Open Issues
- Updated Jun 13, 2025
Comments and Reviews
Brave Translate is not fully open-source as it relies on Lingvanex, a proprietary third-party engine, for translations. While Brave claims to strip IP addresses before sending text to their servers and Lingvanex for processing, the text itself is still shared temporarily with these servers. This means that sensitive content may be exposed, even though Brave asserts that no data is retained after the translation request is completed. For privacy-conscious users, this setup provides slightly better privacy than Google Translate but falls short compared to Firefox Translate, which performs all translations locally on the user’s device, without sending any data to Mozilla servers or proprietary third-party. Brave Translate does not offer the same level of privacy as Firefox Translate. Brave’s server-side approach may also result in slower performance, as some users have reported. A fully local translation option, like Firefox’s, would be a significant improvement for privacy-focused users.