Thanks to the recent update, you can now set Google Translate as your default translation app on iOS. So, if you are fond of Google Translate and wish to make it your default translation tool, let me guide you through. Read on…
Set Google Translate as Default Translation App on iPhone and iPad
- First and foremost, make sure to install the latest version of the Google Translate app. If you haven’t done it yet, head into the App Store > tap your profile at the top right > scroll down to find Google Maps and hit the Update button next to it.
- After that, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Then, scroll down and tap the Apps section.
- Next, tap on Default Apps.
- Next up, tap Translation.
- Finally, choose Google Translate, and you are all set!
You have successfully set Google Translate as your default translation app.
It’s worth pointing out that iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 have introduced the ability to set a different translation app. Notably, this feature is available everywhere. So, it doesn’t matter where you live in the world, you can get it on your iPhone.
What’s more, the latest iOS version also allows you to change the default Messaging, Calling, Email, Password Manager, and Browser.
Wrapping up…
In more ways than one, Google Translate is a powerful and versatile language tool that offers instant translation across more than 100 languages, making it invaluable for travelers, students, and professionals alike. One of its key features is real-time translation through text, voice, and even images—users can simply point their camera at signs or menus to see instant translations.
Moreover, it also supports offline translation for select languages, ensuring access without an internet connection. Conversation Mode allows for seamless two-way spoken translation, while integration with Google services and websites enhances usability across platforms. Its ease of use, speed, and growing accuracy make it one of the most accessible translation tools available today.
