/ Keyboard

A translate keyboard for anything you type

Chatting across languages should not mean juggling a translation app in another tab. Redkit's keyboard translates what you type — or text you have selected — right where you are, in Reddit chat or any other app.

Get Redkit — free iOS · Android · Chrome · Web

/ Why Redkit

What you get

Translate without leaving the app

Type in your language, translate, and insert the result into the conversation — no copy-paste into a separate translator, no app-switching mid-message.

Translate what you selected, too

Highlight text in any app and open Redkit from the text-selection menu to translate it in place — incoming messages as easily as outgoing ones.

One keyboard, many tools

The same keyboard also fixes grammar, rewrites, explains and summarizes, so translating is one part of a full writing assistant rather than a single-trick app.

/ How it works

Set up once, use everywhere

Install or enable Redkit

Add the Chrome extension or grab the iOS / Android app. One tap to turn it on — no Reddit password, ever.

Open the chat or thread

Go to the Reddit conversation you care about. Redkit works right where you already are — no copy-paste, no tab-switching.

Save, send, or export

Download the media, drop a video into chat, or export the whole conversation to a single file on your device.

/ FAQ

translate keyboard, answered

How does a translate keyboard work?+

You type or select text, tap translate in Redkit's keyboard, and it inserts the translation in place. It works in Reddit and any other app you type in.

Can it translate messages I receive?+

Yes. Highlight the text in any app and open Redkit from the text-selection menu to translate it, then reply in your own language and translate that back.

Is my text private?+

Translation runs on Redkit's own model. Your text is never used to train anyone and nothing is stored after the translation is generated. Sign-in never uses a Reddit password.