WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature — built-in message translation, available directly within the app. Users can now translate messages into other languages without leaving the chat. The update is already being released for Android and iPhone devices, making communication in private chats, groups, and channels easier.
To translate a message written in a foreign language:
Users can save their selected language for automatic translation in the future. On Android, there is a unique mode: automatic translation of the entire conversation within a chat, allowing messages to be viewed instantly in the native language.
Privacy remains a priority: translations are performed locally on the device, without sending data to WhatsApp servers.
At launch, the feature supports:
Developers promise to expand the list of supported languages in upcoming updates.
The new feature makes it easier to:
This is especially relevant for users in multilingual regions, such as Russia, where conversations often mix Russian, English, and other languages.
The update is already available to some iPhone and Android users, with full rollout expected in the coming weeks. WhatsApp plans to:
Built-in translations on WhatsApp are a step toward more convenient and accessible communication. The feature, which works locally, currently supports up to 19 languages and simplifies conversations in chats and channels. It is especially useful for multilingual communities, while Android’s automatic chat translation makes the messenger even more practical. WhatsApp continues to strengthen its position as a universal communication tool.
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