Glate - Google Translator and Text To Speech Service on Linux Desktop

Website for "The Glate App" - The Google translator and TTS app for Desktop Linux.

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Glate is a neat, simple yet feature rich, Google Translator and Text to speech synthesizer for Linux Desktop Platform.

Key Features of Glate :

• Set the preferred source and target language
• Translate between over 104 languages
• Line by Line translation
• Download synthesized speech in mp3 format
• Read Selected text wit Text to speech Engine
• History of text translation for reference
• Export translated History in text(.txt) format
• Translation share option with inbuilt pastebin generator
• HOTKEY to translate text from any website or other Application (X11/XWayland)
• Listen to the pronunciation, Text to Speech
• Dark and Light mode
• Copy and paste the translated text
• Glate will bring many more exciting features in near future, spread the name and the app with your friends, family and colleagues.

Screenshot :

Preview

Install on Linux via snap-store here :

Glate can be installed on all Linux Desktop supporting snapd Via command line app can be simply installed with following command:

snap install glate

Snapstore Store link:

Global Hotkey Note (Wayland)

Global hotkeys are not available on native Wayland sessions due to compositor security restrictions. If you need system-wide quick translate hotkeys, run Glate on an X11 session (or via XWayland where supported).

<hr> Version for Windows coming soon... Stay tuned for updates :) <hr>

Credits :

Alan Pope of Canonical helped me deciding the name for this Application.