ChatGPT Translate Interface Launched by OpenAI, Supports 47 Languages
OpenAI unveiled an upgraded ChatGPT translation tool on January 29, 2026, supporting 47 languages with context-aware outputs across multiple tones. The new interface at chatgpt.com/translate impressed users with fluent, nuanced translations, including Portuguese examples. Widespread praise, memes, and comparisons highlighted its accuracy.
OpenAI announced a major upgrade to ChatGPT’s translation capabilities on January 29, 2026, via a dedicated interface at chatgpt.com/translate. The feature now supports 47 languages and counting, delivering highly natural, context-aware translations across styles, from fluent and business-formal to child-friendly explanations and academic tones. A screenshot showcased seamless Portuguese (Brazil) rendering of “47 languages and counting” as “47 idiomas e contando”, outperforming traditional tools like Google Translate in nuance and fluency. The launch drew widespread praise for its accuracy and versatility, alongside playful user memes and comparisons. This positions ChatGPT as a leading contender in real-time, adaptive multilingual communication amid intensifying AI competition. OpenAI Canvas New Feature Update: Users Can Now Download Projects in PDF, DOCX and More File Types; Check Details.
ChatGPT Translate Announced
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