Translate your work, scholar to scholar
Translate academic text into any of 39 languages with both literal and natural versions — citations, formatting and key terms stay intact.
Configure your workflowPreferences
Academic translator
Bring your research into another language
Academic translation is about the relationship between ideas as much as the words themselves. BunnyScholar translates research passages with controls for target language, register, terminology, and citations. Compare literal and natural versions to decide how closely a translation should follow the original phrasing.
Translate an abstract
Work on a focused passage such as an abstract, introduction, or discussion section.
Compare two renderings
Switch between literal and natural output to review wording, flow, and fidelity to the source.
Guide specialist vocabulary
Specify terminology preferences so names and field-specific concepts receive closer attention.
Getting started
Make it part of your workflow
- Step 1
Paste your source text
Include a complete passage so relationships between sentences remain clear.
- Step 2
Choose language and register
Set the target language and tone, then add terminology or citation preferences if needed.
- Step 3
Compare the translations
Review both versions and verify technical meaning, numbers, and citations before copying.
A little more clarity
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between literal and natural translation?
Literal translation stays closer to the original wording, while natural translation focuses on fluent expression. Switch between them in the result panel.
Can I specify how technical terms are handled?
Yes. Open the terminology settings to provide words to retain or translation preferences for specialist language.
Should I translate an entire paper at once?
Work within the current character limit. Translating coherent sections makes it easier to inspect terminology and maintain consistency across the paper.