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Highlight Hinglish on any page, up to 8,000 characters. Paragraphs and lists are kept.
Chrome extension for Romanised Hinglish
SelecTranslate turns Hindi written in English letters into clean English on any page. Select the text, click the icon, then read it, copy it, or apply it in place.
Free for 50 translations a day. No account needed.
Let’s keep the meeting at 5 tomorrow. Please have the report ready too.
How it works
No setup and no account. It works the same everywhere in Chrome.
Highlight Hinglish on any page, up to 8,000 characters. Paragraphs and lists are kept.
The SelecTranslate icon appears next to your selection. Your text is only sent when you click it or use the shortcut.
Copy the English, or press Apply to replace your text in a text box. Switch tone with one click.
Features
Choose how the English sounds, keep your own words, and put it right where you are typing.
Natural, Professional, or Short. Pick the one that fits the message.
Replace your Hinglish draft with the English in place, in email, chat, and other text boxes.
Save up to 10 styles with your own instruction, like “Formal for clients”.
Keep names and product words as they are, or always translate them the same way. Up to 200 terms.
Get the result in Hindi (Devanagari). Write in English and get a reply in Hinglish or Hindi.
Light, dark, or match your system. Rate each translation with a thumbs up or down.
Where it works
Any website you open in Chrome. Apply works in text boxes, including email and chat editors.
On text you can’t edit, like a web page or a received message, use Copy.
Privacy
SelecTranslate reads a page only when you select text, and sends it only when you ask.
FAQ
Hindi and English mixed together and written in English letters, like “kal milte hai”.
No. We never store your text. Your text is only sent when you click the icon or use the shortcut.
Any website in Chrome. Apply works in text boxes, such as Gmail, WhatsApp Web, and LinkedIn.
In a text box, Apply replaces the Hinglish you selected with the English. On text you can’t edit, use Copy.
Yes. The defaults are Alt+T on Windows and Cmd+Shift+Y on Mac. You can change them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Yes, when you turn it on in Settings. You can also get the result in Hindi (Devanagari).
Get started
Add SelecTranslate to Chrome. No account needed.