Translate a webpage in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari [1]
Translation capabilities are integrated into most web browsers. Discover how to translate cu.edu webpages in your chosen language.
Google Chrome
- Open the webpage. If Chrome detects a different language, a Translate prompt appears near the address bar. Select Translate.
- If you don't see the prompt, select the Translate icon at the end of the address bar, or open the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner and select Translate.
- To pick a different language, open the translation pop-up, select its three-dot menu and choose Choose another language.
Microsoft Edge
- Open the webpage. If Edge detects a different language, a translation bar appears. Select Translate.
- If you don't see the bar, right-click an empty area of the page (not a link) and select Translate to English, or select the language icon at the end of the address bar.
- Choose another language if needed, then select Translate.
Mozilla Firefox
- Open the webpage. If Firefox can translate it, a Translate icon appears in the address bar.
- Select the icon, choose the language to translate to, then select Translate. You can also open the menu in the upper-right corner and select Translate page.
Apple Safari (Mac)
- Open the webpage. If Safari can translate it, a Translate icon appears in the address bar. Select it and choose your language.
- You can also select View in the menu bar, hover over Translation, and choose Translate to followed by your language.
- If prompted, select Enable Translation.
Want to see the original again?
Select the same translate icon (or the pop-up that appears) and choose to show the original page.
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