Technical terminology
It keeps the scholarly meaning of field-specific terms, not just adding the common synonyms that often break the flow of your research work.
Multilo’s AI translator works inside your document and runs directly to your draft or selected sections, allowing you to keep the citations, formatting, and technical terms intact throughout your draft.
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Highlight a paragraph, a section, or your entire draft inside Multilo.
Pick your target language—the agent reads surrounding context first.
The translation replaces your text directly. Keep writing and citing.
Translate the output back to verify meaning before you submit.
Translation is one of Multilo's one-click agents—working on the same draft with full context from every source in your project. Translate a section, then run Claim Check or a clarity pass without switching tools or re-uploading anything.
Every agent, including the "translate" one, runs inside your workspace, and every detail is handled automatically so there is nothing to export, upload, or reformat.
Just highlight the text, choose a language, and run the agent. No separate tool is required, and no copy-pasting again and again.
Multilo reads the surrounding paragraph before translating, so terminology stays consistent across the section, not just the sentence.
Reference markers, footnotes, and in-text citations are recognised and left untouched during translation, so nothing gets lost or misrepresented.
You can either translate one paragraph to test it or run the whole manuscript in a single pass.
You can accept the translated version or convert it back to your source language in one click, allowing you to spot-check meaning before you submit.
Combine it with Claim Check, Summarise, or Paraphrase on the same draft without re-uploading and get the best results at the end.
The questions researchers ask before they trust a writing tool — answered plainly.
| What you want to know | Multilo | Standalone AI Translators |
|---|---|---|
Where it runs | Inside your live draft | Separate tab or tool |
Citations | Preserved in place | Often lost or renumbered |
Formatting | Carries over automatically | Requires manual cleanup |
After translating | Keep editing immediately. | Copy-paste back into your paper. |
Other tools | More agents, same workspace | Switch platforms |
Multilo
Inside your live draft
Standalone AI Translators
Separate tab or tool
Multilo
Preserved in place
Standalone AI Translators
Often lost or renumbered
Multilo
Carries over automatically
Standalone AI Translators
Requires manual cleanup
Multilo
Keep editing immediately.
Standalone AI Translators
Copy-paste back into your paper.
Multilo
More agents, same workspace
Standalone AI Translators
Switch platforms
It keeps the scholarly meaning of field-specific terms, not just adding the common synonyms that often break the flow of your research work.
Each citation, whether it is in-line, the detailed reference, or the footnotes, stays intact and linked to its source; nothing gets lost or renumbered.
Your draft's headings, tables, and structure are kept the same, so there is no need to reformat after translation.
The output reads like scholarly writing in your required language, best for technical research writing such as thesis, dissertations, research papers, etc.
Yes. It preserves discipline-specific vocabulary and academic tone rather than translating it to the nearest everyday synonym.
Yes — export your existing draft as a .docx and open it directly in Multilo. Your citations carry over as text, and Claim Check can then verify them against your source library.
No—translation runs in place inside your draft, so citation markers, references, and document structure stay intact.
Multilo supports a wide range of languages, including French, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, etc. Just select your required language and get your draft translated in a few seconds.
AI translation is widely used as a drafting aid for non-native English-speaking researchers; most journals expect a final human-reviewed manuscript. Check your target journal's specific submission requirements.
Those tools translate isolated text with no awareness of your document's citations, sources, or structure. Multilo translates inside the actual draft, with full context from your project.
Download the desktop app and open your first project — free to start.