How to translate a .docx document with AI
Translating a Word document usually means copy-pasting into a translator, losing all your formatting, then painfully rebuilding tables and headings by hand. Inkwell's AI Document Assistant uses your own API key to translate .docx files while preserving the entire structure — headings, tables, bulleted lists, code blocks, and even inline emphasis.
Supported languages
We support translation between 33+ languages including English, Lithuanian, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi and more.
Why bring your own key?
Most online document translators either charge a hefty subscription or silently store your documents on their servers to train models. With BYOK you pay only the raw provider cost (often less than $0.001 per page on Gemini Flash or Groq) and your documents never leave your browser.
Free API keys
- Google Gemini — generous free tier at aistudio.google.com
- Groq — extremely fast, free tier at console.groq.com
- OpenAI — pay-as-you-go from $5 credit
Open the editor, click Settings, and paste your key. That's it.