How to translate chats on WhatsApp Web
Copy the message, open another tab, paste it into a translator, copy it back. Four steps to understand one sentence, dozens of times a day when you deal with people abroad. Zapkit brings translation into the conversation, both ways: what arrives and what you are about to send.
Step by step
- Install Zapkit and open WhatsApp Web.
- To understand what came in, use the translate button on the message.
- To be understood, write in your own language and translate before sending.
It works both ways
Translating only what arrives solves half the problem. Zapkit also translates what you wrote before it goes out, so you can serve someone in a language you do not speak without sounding broken on their side.
The target language is yours
Translation uses the language set in the extension, so you do not pick a target on every message.
Nothing is translated on its own
It happens when you ask. Translating everything that arrives would burn quota and send the server messages you were never going to read.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages are supported?
The languages a modern language model covers, which is most of what business runs on. It is not a fixed list of pairs.
Do I need an API key?
No. The AI runs on Zapkit servers.
Can they tell it was translated?
No. They get a normal message in their language.
Is it in the free plan?
Yes, with a quota. Pro removes the limit.