Translate, dictate and shorten —
in the document, in its own style.
One section at a time, in the file everyone already has open: a translation keeps the document’s fonts and numbering, voice typing works outside Chrome, and Short leaves the layout where it was.
14 days free · macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon
Up to date with build 73 · 21 September 2026
Only the words change
Jarq reads the section the way Docs copies it — every run of text with its own style — and writes the same runs back with new words in them.
- The document’s fonts and sizes
- Text colour
- Highlights
- Underline
- Bold, italic, strikethrough
- Headings
- Nested numbering
- Bulleted lists
- Line spacing
- Links
One section, not a copy of the whole file
With Tools → Translate document
With Jarq
Voice typing that is not tied to Chrome
Docs has voice typing of its own, in Chrome and nowhere else. Hold ⌥Space in Safari, Arc or Chrome — in the document, in a comment, in the title — and the sentence lands at the cursor with its punctuation.
Shorten a paragraph without reformatting it
Select it and press Short, Fix or Formal. What comes back is the same paragraph in the document’s own font, size and spacing — shorter, and still part of the page rather than a patch pasted over it.
Two more things a shared document asks for
Keep both languages
Duplicate a section and translate the copy: the original above, the translation below, both in the document’s style. Handy for a brief a client reads in theirs.
Read a document you may not edit
Opened with view access? Point at the paragraph and press ⌥T — you read it in your language and the file stays exactly as its owner left it. More on pointing.
Before you try it here
Does everyone with the document see the translation?
Is this the same as Tools → Translate document?
How much can I select at once?
Where does the text go?
What happens to my clipboard?
Try it on your own page
One file, dragged into Applications. It sits in the menu bar and answers a key wherever you are already typing.
macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon