Obsidian plugins with #translation#

The Obsidian Bible Reference plugin inserts Bible passages from inline references as you type and offers suggestions that resolve into verse text inside a note. It can expand a full chapter with `:a`, switch translation with a version key such as `@esv`, and remember that choice for later lookups. A `--vod` trigger adds a verse of the day. The plugin can also insert a passage link instead of the text through a setting or command, and that link mode works offline because it does not fetch content. It includes support for Polish translations, including UBG and BG.

The Monokakido Copilot plugin adds a quick lookup feature for users working with Japanese or multilingual content. By simply double-pressing the Option key, it triggers a search in the Monokakido Dictionaries app, which needs to be installed separately. This integration can be particularly helpful for language learners, translators, or researchers who frequently need to reference dictionary entries without breaking their writing flow. The plugin is lightweight and designed for a minimal distraction workflow, making it a useful tool for users who want fast access to trusted language resources without leaving the editor.

The Memodack plugin helps users memorize words and phrases directly within Obsidian by integrating translation and text-to-speech features. It provides a simple syntax for defining words and their translations, allowing users to study language content efficiently. The plugin supports Google Cloud Translation and Text-to-Speech services, enabling users to quickly translate and hear words with a customizable hotkey. Users can practice their vocabulary using an interactive flashcard-style mode, accessible from the ribbon menu or command palette.

The Dictionary translator plugin allows users to quickly translate unfamiliar words or sentences while working in their Obsidian vault. It integrates with translation engines like Youdao and Baidu to provide definitions, links, and pronunciation files. Users can also save the translation audio to their vault or record their own pronunciation. This plugin is particularly helpful for creating vocabulary cards directly in notes, enabling seamless language learning and reference building within the knowledge management workflow.

The FleurPDF plugin adds PDF highlighting, underlining and comments with text selection tuned for Chinese and other CJK content. Highlights appear at the selected position and can use custom colours, while underlines support solid, dashed, dotted or wavy styles. A sidebar lists annotations for inline editing, deletion and export to a note organised by PDF page number. Optional AI actions can explain selected passages, translate between Chinese and English, answer questions and generate annotations for highlights through DeepSeek, OpenAI or another OpenAI compatible API. Provider settings include an API key and custom base URL, with the key stored locally except when API calls are made. Text selection can fail while the PDF text layer is loading or when a selection crosses multiple pages.

The FleurEPUB plugin adds an EPUB reader inside the vault with adjustable layout, typography and theme controls. It supports scrolled or paginated reading, single or double column views, tap zones, wheel paging, a bookshelf with reading progress, a table of contents and full text search. Annotation tools include six highlight colours, straight and squiggly underlines, inline comment cards and searchable sidebar management backed by CFI anchors so positions stay stable across sessions. The plugin can also translate selected text or paragraphs, including foreign languages to modern Chinese and classical Chinese to vernacular Chinese, with viewport first scheduling and per book caching. It exports annotations to Markdown notes and remembers the exact reading position when a book is reopened.

The Universal UI Translator plugin intercepts interface text from core features and community plugins, sends it through a translation provider you configure and writes the translated text back into the UI. It covers command palette entries, context menus, settings panels and a DOM fallback for notices, status bar text, modals and custom views. It supports OpenAI compatible endpoints, DeepL, Google Cloud Translation, Azure Translator and custom HTTP endpoints, with local cache, bilingual or translated display modes, skip rules, glossary overrides and per plugin scope controls. The plugin also adds on demand translation for community plugin marketplace items and full marketplace detail panels instead of continuous automatic translation. It does not translate user content, WebWorker or iframe text, Canvas or WebGL surfaces and it is desktop only.

The VaultAI plugin brings a Gemini-powered chatbot directly into your workspace with a sleek floating interface. It can summarize notes, generate fresh content, answer contextual questions, and even translate text into multiple languages. Using @mentions, you can reference other notes in your queries, making the AI aware of more than just the current page. Conversations are neatly organized with history, quick actions, and export options so that useful responses can be saved as new notes. The design is modern, resizable, and can switch between compact and full page views, giving flexibility based on your workflow. All chat records remain in your vault for privacy, while your Gemini API key is encrypted locally.

The Papyrus plugin enhances writing and document editing in Obsidian by leveraging AI-powered features for grammar correction, structural analysis, and text refinement. It provides a split-screen editor to review suggested changes before applying them, ensuring users retain control over their content. The plugin can analyze document structure, identify areas for improvement, and guide users through refining their writing. Additionally, Papyrus supports interactive chat with customizable AI personas, enabling contextual discussions tailored to different writing needs.

The DeepL plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily translate text directly within their notes using the DeepL translation service. With customizable language settings, users can translate selected text to and from various languages with just a few clicks. The plugin supports appending translations to the original text or replacing the selection entirely. To use this plugin, you need a DeepL API key, which can be obtained from DeepL's website. It's an efficient tool for users who frequently work with different languages in Obsidian, providing seamless translation capabilities within the app.

The Qiaomu AI RSS plugin brings RSS and Atom reading into Obsidian with a native two pane reader for Qiaomu feeds, personal subscriptions and selected Markdown folders inside the vault. It lets you switch between original articles, Chinese translations and Qiaomu rewrites when those versions already exist, then save links or excerpts to today's Daily Note without duplicate entries. The reader keeps per channel state, supports unread and favourite filters, local image handling and OPML import and export. It also includes a discovery view with curated authors plus 1,342 Chinese independent blogs. Personal subscriptions are fetched on device and do not require a Qiaomu account, while cached articles, favourites and read markers stay in local plugin storage. It requires Obsidian 1.13.0 or later.

The Multilingual plugin is designed to simplify the powerful linking capabilities of Obsidian for multilingual users. This plugin automatically translates note names into multiple languages, allowing you to easily link notes across all the languages you use. With just a few settings and a translation API key, you can effortlessly switch between languages and keep your notes organized.