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Readlang
Readlang lets users translate words while reading and build vocabulary with flashcards across articles, books, and web pages in over 100 languages.
About Readlang
Readlang is a website for language learners who want to read in the language they are studying. Users click words or phrases in articles, books, videos, or web pages to see translations. Translated words are saved and can be practiced with flashcards. The site also offers context-aware explanations of words and phrases that use AI.
Readers can choose from popular articles on the site in genres such as fiction, non-fiction, and songs, upload their own texts, or use a Web Reader browser extension to translate text on other websites. The homepage describes a free plan with daily limits on phrase translations and context explanations, plus paid Premium and Premium Plus plans with additional features. Pricing is not confirmed in this entry.
Key features
- Click any word or phrase on a text or website to translate it
- Saves translated words for later flashcard practice
- Context-aware explanations of words and phrases using AI
- Web Reader browser extension for translating pages on other websites
- Upload your own texts and articles to read on the site
- Built-in reading library with fiction, non-fiction, and songs
Best for: Language learners who want to build vocabulary by reading authentic articles, books, or web pages in the language they are studying.
Good for
- Translated words are saved automatically for flashcard practice.
- Users quoted on the homepage say it removes the need to copy text into a separate translator.
- Supports reading in over 100 languages.
Watch out for
- The free plan limits phrase translations and context explanations to 10 per day each.
- High quality voices and extra streak repairs are listed only on paid plans.
- Some AI features are described as more powerful on the Premium Plus plan, so access depends on the plan.
Readlang at a glance
- Website
- readlang.com
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Readlang FAQ
Can I read my own texts on Readlang?
Yes. The homepage says users can upload their own texts and articles.
Are there daily limits on the free plan?
The homepage lists 10 phrase translations per day and 10 context explanations per day on the free plan. Single word translations are listed as unlimited.
Can I use Readlang on a phone?
The homepage says Readlang can be used on any device, and the site links to apps for iOS and Android.
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