Translate to 204 Languages with Quality Assurance
From English to Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, and beyond. More languages than Microsoft Translator and DeepL, with quality controls Google lacks.
Translation by Language
Documents, manuals and contracts translated from English or any other language, with the pitfalls to watch for in each one.
Need a different language? We support 204 languages in total.
Try It FreeWhy Language Coverage Matters
Other platforms force you to use multiple tools for different languages. Taia covers nearly everything in one place.
Why we support so many languages
Emerging markets, legal compliance, cultural authenticity. Even with major engines expanding their coverage, many regional, indigenous, and lower-resource languages still aren't well supported. With Taia's 204 languages, you never have to say "sorry, we can't translate that language."
When Wide Language Coverage Matters Most
Emerging Markets
Expanding to Southeast Asia, Africa, or Latin America? You need Tagalog, Swahili, Hausa, not just Spanish and French. Taia supports the languages your competitors ignore.
Legal & Compliance
Many countries require contracts, terms of service, and privacy policies in their official language, even if it's not widely spoken. Taia covers rare official languages for compliance.
Cultural Authenticity
Spanish (Spain) vs Spanish (Latin America). Portuguese (Brazil) vs Portuguese (Portugal). French (Canada) vs French. Region-specific variants show respect and improve engagement.
Language Availability by Plan
Free and Basic include 50 languages. The Pro plan includes all 204.
Free plan
The most requested languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and more.
View Free PlanBasic plan
The same 50 languages as Free, with 20,000 credits a month (20,000 words with Standard AI).
View Basic PlanPro plan
All 204 languages, adding ones like Luxembourgish, Yoruba and Norwegian (Nynorsk).
View Pro PlanAll 204 Supported Languages
Search for the languages you need and select them. Your list shows which ones are in every plan and which need Pro.
Why we don't use language flags
Languages aren't countries. Arabic is spoken in 20+ countries. English in 60+. Spanish in 20+. Using flags is disrespectful to speakers and creates confusion. We use proper language names with regional variants (e.g., "Spanish (Latin America)" vs "Spanish (Spain)").
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