Facebook, without translation roulette.

Posts, comments, Marketplace listings and Messenger conversations — translated inline as you scroll. No 'See translation' button to hunt for, no missing context.

Add to Chrome — Free How it works

90+ languages DeepL & Google Posts, comments & Messenger

Local Community · post

Eva Lindqvist 3h

Anyone know a good bakery that opens early on Sundays?

Pieter de Vries 2h

Bakery Sven on Lange Voorhout opens at 6 AM, best croissants

↳ TRANSLATED FROM DUTCH

Anna Janssen 1h

Saving this, thanks!

Features

Built for Facebook, end to end.

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Auto-translate, live

Messages translate the instant they appear on your screen — no clicking, no hovering, no copy-paste.

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Smart Mode

Detects which messages aren't in your language and translates only those. The rest are left alone.

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DeepL & Google

Switch between DeepL's natural phrasing and Google Translate's broad coverage. You pick the engine.

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90+ languages

From Japanese and Korean to Portuguese, Arabic and Turkish — every major language is covered.

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per-page settings

Translation respects context — long posts stay readable, Marketplace listings keep their structure, Messenger threads flow naturally.

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Lightweight, private

Manifest V3, minimal permissions. Messages translated on the fly and never logged or stored.

How it works

Up and running in thirty seconds.

Add the extension

Install from the Chrome Web Store with one click. No account, no setup wizard, no email.

Open Facebook

Head to Facebook as usual. The extension activates automatically — nothing to configure.

Read in your language

Every incoming message translates inline the moment it appears. Original stays one tap away.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is Facebook Translator free?

Yes. Every feature is currently free. When Pascual Labs Pro launches later this year, the free tier will keep a generous daily translation allowance — no card, no account required.

Does it work with the Facebook mobile app?

It works with Facebook in Chrome (and other Chromium browsers) on desktop. Browser extensions can't run inside the native iOS or Android apps.

Does it store or read my private messages?

No. Each message is translated on the fly and nothing is retained. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Which translation engines does it use?

DeepL or Google Translate — switch between them in the settings. DeepL tends to feel more natural for European languages; Google has the widest coverage.

Is this an official Facebook product?

No. Facebook Translator is built by Pascual Labs and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Facebook.