Our take: NAVER’s free translator, strong for Korean and other Asian languages, but it covers about 14 languages, far fewer than Google Translate.
- Free
- By NAVER
- Voice, image and conversation modes
- 14 languages
- Not tested by us yet
- ? China access — not tested yet
Checked before use
Checked 28 Sep 2026 · from official pricing and help pages · not tested hands-on yet
Your data: Text, voice and images you translate are sent to NAVER’s servers for processing; the App Store privacy label lists collection of user content and usage data.
Data sheet
Every row shows how we know it
| Price | Free (per App Store) Official |
|---|---|
| Languages | Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Russian, German, Italian and more (14 per app description) Official |
| Main features | Voice, image, conversation and handwriting translation; website and document translation Official |
| Offline | Offline text translation in the app Official |
| Web character limit | Not confirmed Not tested |
| Document translation limits | Not confirmed Not tested |
| Access from China | — Not tested |
When to use it
Pick it to quickly translate everyday sentences or a photo of a menu between Korean and Chinese or Japanese.
Before you use it
The official website (papago.naver.com) would not load for our research, so web character and document limits are unconfirmed; check them on screen.
How to use it
- Open papago.naver.com or install the app.
- Choose source and target languages.
- Type text, or translate from a photo or your voice.
Alternatives
- Google Translate — Far more languagesCloud
- DeepL — Documents in European languagesCloud
Checked 28 Sep 2026 · compiled from official information, not yet tested by us. Found something outdated? Tell us. · Naver Papago on the App Store (official listing by NAVER Corp.)