Our take: Its strength is back translation: it translates your result back so you can sanity-check it. The translation itself matched Google Translate word for word and the page is ad-heavy, so use it when you need that check.
- ✓ No sign-up
- ✓ Automatic back translation — verified
- ! 5 ad slots
- ! Text is sent to its server (form submit)
- ? China access — not tested yet
Our test
Tested 28 Sep 2026 · Chrome desktop · one privacy-free Korean sentence (KO→EN)
How we checked privacy: pressing Translate submits a form and reloads the page, which means your text is sent to imtranslator.net. The page also loads several Google (doubleclick) ads.
Data sheet
Every row shows how we know it
| Price | Free Tested |
|---|---|
| Sign-up | Not required Tested |
| Processing | Form submitted to its server Tested |
| Result (KO→EN) | Identical sentence to Google Translate Tested |
| Back translation | Shows the result translated back to Korean Tested |
| Ads | 5 Google ad slots Tested |
| Access from China | — Not tested |
When to use it
Useful when you want to double-check a translation by reading it translated back.
Before you use it
Quality matched Google Translate exactly, so if you do not need back translation an ad-free translator is nicer.
How to use it
- Pick a language pair at imtranslator.net/translation
- Type your text and press Translate
- Read the Back Translation box underneath
Alternatives
- Google Translate — faster, no adsUploads to server
- DeepL — more natural phrasingUploads to server
Last verified 28 Sep 2026 · Found something outdated? Tell us. · ImTranslator official site