How to Translate a Web Page to Spanish or Canadian French
This guide explains how to easily translate a web page using popular browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Safari.
Instructions by Browser
Google Chrome (Recommended)
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Visit the web page you want to translate.
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Right-click anywhere on the page (not on an image or link).
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Click "Translate to English" (if already in another language), or if a translation option appears automatically at the top, click "Options".
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Click the three dots (⋮) on the translation pop-up.
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Choose "Choose another language".
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Select Spanish or French (Canada) from the list.
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Click Translate.
✅ Chrome will remember your choice for the next visit.
Microsoft Edge
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Go to the page you want to translate.
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Edge will usually detect a foreign language and offer to translate. Click "Translate" in the banner that appears.
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To change the language, click the "Translate to..." dropdown.
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Select Spanish or French (Canada).
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Click "Translate".
Safari (Mac / iOS)
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Open the webpage you want to translate.
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Tap the “aA” icon in the address bar.
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Tap "Translate Website".
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Choose Spanish or French (Canada) from the list.
Note: Translation may not be available on all websites or in older versions of Safari.
Tips
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If your website has built-in language options, look for a language selector—usually found at the top or bottom of the page.
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To permanently view certain sites in a preferred language, change your browser settings to set a default language.
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For mobile devices, translation options are often found by tapping the browser menu (usually three dots or an "aA" icon).
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