Hypertranslate turns text into a translation telephone game using Google Translate.

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About Hypertranslate

Hypertranslate is a web page that sends text through Google Translate several times and shows the final output. The site describes its purpose as a translation telephone game, so the text is meant to change as it passes through repeated translations. Users paste text, choose a start language and an end language, and set the number of translation passes.

The start and end language fields accept only ISO 639-1 language codes. If the user does not know the language of the input, typing "auto" in the start language field is the stated option. If the page reports a problem, the site notes that the translation service may have reached a rate limit and suggests waiting before trying again.

Key features

  • Sends input text through Google Translate a user-set number of times
  • Start and end language fields accept ISO 639-1 language codes
  • Typing "auto" in the start language field for automatic detection
  • Copy button for copying the translated output
Best for: People who want to play a translation telephone game or see how text changes after repeated machine translations.
Good for
  • Start language can be set to "auto" when the input language is unknown
  • Input, output and pass count are shown on one page
Watch out for
  • Language fields accept only ISO 639-1 codes
  • Translation may fail when a rate limit is exceeded
  • Depends on Google Translate, an external service

Hypertranslate at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Hypertranslate FAQ

What kind of language codes does the site accept?
The start and end language boxes accept only ISO 639-1 language codes. The site links to a list of these codes.
What should I enter if I don't know the language of my text?
Type "auto" into the start language field.
What should I do if the translation does not run?
The site says you may have exceeded a rate limit. Wait for a while, then try again.
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