Compare DeepL and Google Translate 
- Users report that Google Translate excels in its free offering, with a score of 9.4, making it highly accessible for small businesses and individuals looking for basic translation services.
- Reviewers mention that DeepL shines in machine + human translation, scoring 8.9, which indicates a stronger emphasis on quality and nuance in translations compared to Google Translate's score of 8.2.
- G2 users highlight that Google Translate has a superior ease of use rating of 9.5, suggesting that its interface is more intuitive for everyday users compared to DeepL's 9.2.
- Users on G2 report that DeepL's document translation feature is particularly robust, with a score of 8.6, which is higher than Google Translate's 8.3, indicating better handling of complex document formats.
- Reviewers mention that Google Translate's real-time translation capabilities are on par with DeepL, both scoring 8.9, making them equally effective for live conversations and interactions.
- Users say that while both products offer browser applications, Google Translate's score of 9.1 suggests a more seamless experience compared to DeepL's 8.8, which may impact user preference for web-based translation tasks.
- Limited text translation
- 3 non-editable file translations per month
- Upload files up to 5 MB in size
I love the ease of use of Deepl in switching between formal and informal language. The instant translations are a tier better than what can be achieved with Google Translate and if one word or part of the sentence does not seem exactly right, one can always...
Obviously, DeepL meant to exclude the Traditional Chinese language, it's either by demand or merely misunderstands that Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are the same languages using the same characters and phrases. Unfortunately, the product...
The most important thing I like about it is, it helps us to understand what a person wants to say even if we are not aware of the language we just need to ask Google Translate what a person wants to say that's it. And we can convert any language to the...
Nothing except a little more advanced language capabilities
I love the ease of use of Deepl in switching between formal and informal language. The instant translations are a tier better than what can be achieved with Google Translate and if one word or part of the sentence does not seem exactly right, one can always...
The most important thing I like about it is, it helps us to understand what a person wants to say even if we are not aware of the language we just need to ask Google Translate what a person wants to say that's it. And we can convert any language to the...
Obviously, DeepL meant to exclude the Traditional Chinese language, it's either by demand or merely misunderstands that Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are the same languages using the same characters and phrases. Unfortunately, the product...
Nothing except a little more advanced language capabilities
