DeepL9.6

Translate text through DeepL from a focused Android screen that keeps the service’s essential translation controls in view. This unofficial Android app wraps DeepL in a WebView, giving the translation service the appearance of a native application rather than presenting it as a general-purpose browser page. It displays only the translation screen, reducing surrounding page elements while preserving the central task of entering and reading translated text.

JavaScript hides interface components that are not necessary for that task, producing a deliberately pared-down presentation. A floating action appears when text is selected, allowing users to launch DeepL directly from Android’s text-selection controls. Dark mode provides a darker presentation for use in low-light settings. Long-pressing the application icon opens the settings screen without requiring the main translation view first.

The app fits readers, writers, students, and anyone handling foreign-language text who wants a quick route from selected content to DeepL translation. It is especially useful when translating a passage copied from another Android app or checking wording while composing text. Before installing, users should know that it runs on Android and relies on Android’s WebView component together with JavaScript to render its interface. DeepL is released under an open-source license.