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Inline page translation powered by your own API keys or your existing Claude / ChatGPT subscription. FluxTranslate — LLM Inline Translator Translate any page in place, using the AI you already pay for. TWO WAYS TO POWER IT • Your subscription — sign in with Claude (Pro / Max) or ChatGPT (Plus / Pro) and translate with the plan you already have. No API key, no metered billing. • Your own API key (BYOK) — OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or Groq. FEATURES • Inline translation that replaces text where it stands, with a shimmering placeholder while each block is being translated • Alt + click any paragraph to translate just that block • Select text to get a quick translation bubble • Custom tone / style, plus a personal glossary for consistent terminology • Model picker filled from the models your account can actually use • Per-site rules: always translate, never translate, or auto-translate on load • Context menu, omnibox keyword "xl8", and keyboard shortcuts • Local translation cache so the same text is never paid for twice PRIVACY There is no developer-run server. Page text is sent only to the model provider you select. API keys and OAuth tokens are stored in your browser's local storage and never leave it except to that provider. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/HarryKane11/FluxTranslate
Aug 17, 2026
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