Google translate now available as default app for iPhone and iPad users

Google Translate is now available as a default translation app option on Apple's iPhone and iPad devices. This update allows users to seamlessly translate text, conversations, and even images without needing to open a separate app, placing Google's powerful translation tools directly at their fingertips.


With the latest iOS update, users can select Google Translate as their preferred translation service within the system settings. This integration means that when users encounter foreign language text in various apps or websites, they can quickly access Google Translate's features through the share sheet or context menus.


This development marks a shift in how iOS users can access translation services. Previously, Apple's built-in Translate app was the primary option. Now, users have the flexibility to choose the translation app that best suits their needs. Google Translate is known for its extensive language support, offline capabilities, and advanced features like camera translation and conversation mode.

The availability of Google Translate as a default option is expected to benefit a wide range of users.

The integration is rolling out with the latest iOS update, and users can select Google Translate as their default translation app in the settings menu. This enhancement simplifies the translation process on iOS devices, making it more convenient for users to communicate and access information across languages.