Google Translate Scraper

Google Translate Scraper

This Apify Actor translates text using Google Translate with Selenium. and no rate limit at all It supports a wide range of languages and can automatically detect the source language if not specified.

AUTOMATIONDEVELOPER_TOOLSOTHERApify

Google Translate Apify Actor

This Apify Actor translates text using Google Translate with Selenium. and no rate limit at all It supports a wide range of languages and can automatically detect the source language if not specified.

Features

  • Translate Text: Translate text from one language to another using Google Translate.
  • Auto Language Detection: Automatically detect the source language if not specified.
  • Gender-Specific Translations: Retrieve both feminine and masculine translations if available.

Supported Languages

This actor supports a wide range of languages, including but not limited to:

1{
2    "Spanish": "es",
3    "Arabic": "ar",
4    "English": "en",
5    "Abkhaz": "ab",
6    "Acehnese": "ace",
7    "Acholi": "ach",
8    "Afar": "aa",
9    "Afrikaans": "af",
10    "Albanian": "sq",
11    "Alur": "alz",
12    "Amharic": "am",
13    "Armenian": "hy",
14    "Assamese": "as",
15    "Avar": "av",
16    "Awadhi": "awa",
17    "Aymara": "ay",
18    "Azerbaijani": "az",
19    "Balinese": "ban",
20    "Baluchi": "bal",
21    "Bambara": "bm",
22    "Baoulé": "bci",
23    "Bashkir": "ba",
24    "Basque": "eu",
25    "Batak Karo": "btx",
26    "Batak Simalungun": "bts",
27    "Batak Toba": "bbc",
28    "Belarusian": "be",
29    "Bemba": "bem",
30    "Bengali": "bn",
31    "Betawi": "bew",
32    "Bhojpuri": "bho",
33    "Bikol": "bik",
34    "Bosnian": "bs",
35    "Breton": "br",
36    "Bulgarian": "bg",
37    "Buryat": "bua",
38    "Cantonese": "yue",
39    "Catalan": "ca",
40    "Cebuano": "ceb",
41    "Chamorro": "ch",
42    "Chechen": "ce",
43    "Chichewa": "ny",
44    "Chinese (Simplified)": "zh-CN",
45    "Chinese (Traditional)": "zh-TW",
46    "Chuukese": "chk",
47    "Chuvash": "cv",
48    "Corsican": "co",
49    "Crimean Tatar (Cyrillic)": "crh",
50    "Crimean Tatar (Latin)": "crh-Latn",
51    "Croatian": "hr",
52    "Czech": "cs",
53    "Danish": "da",
54    "Dari": "fa-AF",
55    "Dhivehi": "dv",
56    "Dinka": "din",
57    "Dogri": "doi",
58    "Dombe": "dov",
59    "Dutch": "nl",
60    "Dyula": "dyu",
61    "Dzongkha": "dz",
62    "Esperanto": "eo",
63    "Estonian": "et",
64    "Ewe": "ee",
65    "Faroese": "fo",
66    "Fijian": "fj",
67    "Filipino": "tl",
68    "Finnish": "fi",
69    "Fon": "fon",
70    "French": "fr",
71    "French (Canada)": "fr-CA",
72    "Frisian": "fy",
73    "Friulian": "fur",
74    "Fulani": "ff",
75    "Ga": "gaa",
76    "Galician": "gl",
77    "Georgian": "ka",
78    "German": "de",
79    "Greek": "el",
80    "Guarani": "gn",
81    "Gujarati": "gu",
82    "Haitian Creole": "ht",
83    "Hakha Chin": "cnh",
84    "Hausa": "ha",
85    "Hawaiian": "haw",
86    "Hebrew": "iw",
87    "Hiligaynon": "hil",
88    "Hindi": "hi",
89    "Hmong": "hmn",
90    "Hungarian": "hu",
91    "Hunsrik": "hrx",
92    "Iban": "iba",
93    "Icelandic": "is",
94    "Igbo": "ig",
95    "Ilocano": "ilo",
96    "Indonesian": "id",
97    "Inuktut (Latin)": "iu-Latn",
98    "Inuktut (Syllabics)": "iu",
99    "Irish": "ga",
100    "Italian": "it",
101    "Jamaican Patois": "jam",
102    "Japanese": "ja",
103    "Javanese": "jw",
104    "Jingpo": "kac",
105    "Kalaallisut": "kl",
106    "Kannada": "kn",
107    "Kanuri": "kr",
108    "Kapampangan": "pam",
109    "Kazakh": "kk",
110    "Khasi": "kha",
111    "Khmer": "km",
112    "Kiga": "cgg",
113    "Kikongo": "kg",
114    "Kinyarwanda": "rw",
115    "Kituba": "ktu",
116    "Kokborok": "trp",
117    "Komi": "kv",
118    "Konkani": "gom",
119    "Korean": "ko",
120    "Krio": "kri",
121    "Kurdish (Kurmanji)": "ku",
122    "Kurdish (Sorani)": "ckb",
123    "Kyrgyz": "ky",
124    "Lao": "lo",
125    "Latgalian": "ltg",
126    "Latin": "la",
127    "Latvian": "lv",
128    "Ligurian": "lij",
129    "Limburgish": "li",
130    "Lingala": "ln",
131    "Lithuanian": "lt",
132    "Lombard": "lmo",
133    "Luganda": "lg",
134    "Luo": "luo",
135    "Luxembourgish": "lb",
136    "Macedonian": "mk",
137    "Madurese": "mad",
138    "Maithili": "mai",
139    "Makassar": "mak",
140    "Malagasy": "mg",
141    "Malay": "ms",
142    "Malay (Jawi)": "ms-Arab",
143    "Malayalam": "ml",
144    "Maltese": "mt",
145    "Mam": "mam",
146    "Manx": "gv",
147    "Maori": "mi",
148    "Marathi": "mr",
149    "Marshallese": "mh",
150    "Marwadi": "mwr",
151    "Mauritian Creole": "mfe",
152    "Meadow Mari": "chm",
153    "Meiteilon (Manipuri)": "mni-Mtei",
154    "Minang": "min",
155    "Mizo": "lus",
156    "Mongolian": "mn",
157    "Myanmar (Burmese)": "my",
158    "Nahuatl (Eastern Huasteca)": "nhe",
159    "Ndau": "ndc-ZW",
160    "Ndebele (South)": "nr",
161    "Nepalbhasa (Newari)": "new",
162    "Nepali": "ne",
163    "NKo": "bm-Nkoo",
164    "Norwegian": "no",
165    "Nuer": "nus",
166    "Occitan": "oc",
167    "Odia (Oriya)": "or",
168    "Oromo": "om",
169    "Ossetian": "os",
170    "Pangasinan": "pag",
171    "Papiamento": "pap",
172    "Pashto": "ps",
173    "Persian": "fa",
174    "Polish": "pl",
175    "Portuguese (Brazil)": "pt",
176    "Portuguese (Portugal)": "pt-PT",
177    "Punjabi (Gurmukhi)": "pa",
178    "Punjabi (Shahmukhi)": "pa-Arab",
179    "Quechua": "qu",
180    "Qʼeqchiʼ": "kek",
181    "Romani": "rom",
182    "Romanian": "ro",
183    "Rundi": "rn",
184    "Russian": "ru",
185    "Sami (North)": "se",
186    "Samoan": "sm",
187    "Sango": "sg",
188    "Sanskrit": "sa",
189    "Santali (Latin)": "sat-Latn",
190    "Santali (Ol Chiki)": "sat",
191    "Scots Gaelic": "gd",
192    "Sepedi": "nso",
193    "Serbian": "sr",
194    "Sesotho": "st",
195    "Seychellois Creole": "crs",
196    "Shan": "shn",
197    "Shona": "sn",
198    "Sicilian": "scn",
199    "Silesian": "szl",
200    "Sindhi": "sd",
201    "Sinhala": "si",
202    "Slovak": "sk",
203    "Slovenian": "sl",
204    "Somali": "so",
205    "Sundanese": "su",
206    "Susu": "sus",
207    "Swahili": "sw",
208    "Swati": "ss",
209    "Swedish": "sv",
210    "Tahitian": "ty",
211    "Tajik": "tg",
212    "Tamazight": "ber-Latn",
213    "Tamazight (Tifinagh)": "ber",
214    "Tamil": "ta",
215    "Tatar": "tt",
216    "Telugu": "te",
217    "Tetum": "tet",
218    "Thai": "th",
219    "Tibetan": "bo",
220    "Tigrinya": "ti",
221    "Tiv": "tiv",
222    "Tok Pisin": "tpi",
223    "Tongan": "to",
224    "Tshiluba": "lua",
225    "Tsonga": "ts",
226    "Tswana": "tn",
227    "Tulu": "tcy",
228    "Tumbuka": "tum",
229    "Turkish": "tr",
230    "Turkmen": "tk",
231    "Tuvan": "tyv",
232    "Twi": "ak",
233    "Udmurt": "udm",
234    "Ukrainian": "uk",
235    "Urdu": "ur",
236    "Uyghur": "ug",
237    "Uzbek": "uz",
238    "Venda": "ve",
239    "Venetian": "vec",
240    "Vietnamese": "vi",
241    "Waray": "war",
242    "Welsh": "cy",
243    "Wolof": "wo",
244    "Xhosa": "xh",
245    "Yakut": "sah",
246    "Yiddish": "yi",
247    "Yoruba": "yo",
248    "Yucatec Maya": "yua",
249    "Zapotec": "zap",
250    "Zulu": "zu"
251}

Input Schema

The input for this actor should be a JSON object with the following properties:

  • source_lang (optional): The source language code (default: 'auto' for auto-detection).
  • target_lang: The target language code.
  • text: The text to be translated.

Example Input

1{
2    "source_lang": "en",
3    "target_lang": "es",
4    "text": "hello everyone"
5}

Output Schema

The output will be a JSON object with the following properties:

  • original_text: The original text provided for translation.
  • translated_text_feminine: The translated text in feminine form (if available).
  • translated_text_masculine: The translated text in masculine form (if available).
  • source_language: The detected source language code.
  • source_language_name: The detected source language name.
  • target_language: The target language code.
  • target_language_name: The target language name.
  • url: The URL used for translation.

Example Output

1{
2    "original_text": "hello everyone",
3    "translated_text_feminine": "hola a todas",
4    "translated_text_masculine": "hola a todos",
5    "source_language": "en",
6    "source_language_name": "English",
7    "target_language": "es",
8    "target_language_name": "Spanish",
9    "url": "https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=es&text=hello%20everyone&op=translate"
10}

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to scrape job listings or public data?

Yes, if you're scraping publicly available data for personal or internal use. Always review Websute's Terms of Service before large-scale use or redistribution.

Do I need to code to use this scraper?

No. This is a no-code tool — just enter a job title, location, and run the scraper directly from your dashboard or Apify actor page.

What data does it extract?

It extracts job titles, companies, salaries (if available), descriptions, locations, and post dates. You can export all of it to Excel or JSON.

Can I scrape multiple pages or filter by location?

Yes, you can scrape multiple pages and refine by job title, location, keyword, or more depending on the input settings you use.

How do I get started?

You can use the Try Now button on this page to go to the scraper. You’ll be guided to input a search term and get structured results. No setup needed!