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French Français
Translate French to and from 65 other languages on your own device. One language pack covers all of them; after its one-time download nothing you translate leaves the machine.
Traduisez des documents et des PDF en français
Traduisez du texte, des documents, des PDF et des photos en français hors ligne. Privé : rien de ce que vous traduisez ne quitte votre appareil.
Written by Traxlate itself on an RTX 3070 — 0.36 s per sentence (median of 189) — and checked by translating it back to English: “Translate documents and texts from PDF to French.”
What Traxlate does for French
- Text, documents, PDF
- Yes — to and from every other language, on your device
- Script and direction
- Latin, left to right
- Read from a picture or the camera
- Yes — the recognizer has language data for it (a one-time 1–5 MB download)
- Spoken aloud by an on-device voice
- Yes — a 39 MB voice, downloaded once — used by Dub and by the read-aloud button
- Formal / informal address checked
- Yes — in a text of more than one sentence, a sentence that switches register is flagged
- Language-specific checks
- Yes — one of the 18 languages with their own negation, quantity and meaning checks
- Measured quality
- COMET 87.2 — from English, 195 standard test sentences, with the checks on — a measured number, not a claim
How it works, in one paragraph
You type, paste, dictate or drop a file; the text is split into sentences and each one is drafted by the on-device engine, checked by the guards (a lost negation, a changed number, a missing name, a switch of address), and, where the checker is not satisfied, redrafted. The status line says which step it is on. Nothing is sent to a server — not for a hard sentence, not for a rare word. The privacy page of the guide spells out what that means.
Try it
- Translate into French — pick it as the target, type or paste; the pack installs from the page if you do not have it yet.
- Translate a document or a PDF into French with its formatting kept.
- Read French from a picture, or photograph a sign.