Internal systems block copying
Plenty of ERPs, vendor consoles and remote clients render text you simply cannot select.
Documentation, ERP panels, vendor consoles, an error message inside a screenshot. Translate it in place and understand what the system is actually asking for.
Illustrative animation: the app selects part of the screen — a map, an article, a post, an error log or a game — and shows the translation in the same place as the original.
To translate technical documentation — English docs, error messages, tool interfaces — select the region on screen with Sincron Screen Tools and read the translation without switching windows. The Windows app preserves the commands, paths, and field names around the translated text, and summary mode explains what an error message is asking for, not just what it says.

Plenty of ERPs, vendor consoles and remote clients render text you simply cannot select.
A message in Japanese, Chinese or German kills your search: you do not even have the term to look up.
The screenshot goes in with no annotation, a colleague opens it and cannot tell which of the twelve lines matters.
Capture the error together with the screen it appeared on. A code alone says less than a code in context.
Identifiers, file paths and error codes stay readable; what changes language is the part written for humans.
The summary explains what the message indicates and which part looks like the cause — and says when it is unsure.
Arrow on the critical line, box on the wrong field, clean PNG. The ticket explains itself.
Variable names, paths and commands are not translated along with the prose.
Remote session, virtual machine, legacy client: if the screen renders it, the selection reads it.
Pen, arrow and text over the live screen, without freezing the system that is running.
Internal screens usually carry sensitive data. They never pass through our servers — only the selection goes, with your key, to the provider you chose.
| What matters | Traditional flow | With Sincron |
|---|---|---|
| Docs in another language | Translate the whole page and lose the layout | Translation over the exact passage you are reading |
| Error messages | Manually searching the error text | The summary explains the cause and the suggested fix |
| Commands and paths | Risk of translating what should stay as-is | Code and paths preserved around the translation |
| External tool interfaces | No translation possible at all | Any rendered text on screen becomes readable |
| Switching between windows | Dozens of switches per hour | One shortcut, without leaving the editor |
Yes. Reading happens from the screen, so ERPs, vendor consoles and remote clients work even without selectable text.
The goal is to translate the prose and leave identifiers, paths and commands untouched.
It does: the capture comes from your local screen, so anything displayed in your window can be read.
You pick the provider: OpenAI or OpenRouter. The selection goes with your key straight to it, never through us, and no capture is saved unless you save it. Annotating and capturing send nothing at all.
It translates the region you select — a paragraph, a parameter table, or a full visible page. The original layout stays on screen as your reference.
Yes. The translation focuses on prose and keeps commands, flags, paths, and field names intact, so you can copy the example without errors.
It works over any visible window on Windows: editor, terminal, browser, Git client, or remote tooling.
Yes. Summary mode explains the concept of the selected passage in plain language — helpful when you are learning the language and the technology at the same time.
Content last updated in August 2026.
The risk here is not failing to understand. It is the tool translating what it should not — variable names, error codes, commands.
Not the same category of tool. One translates text you have; the other reaches text you cannot grab.
PowerToys is free, it ships from Microsoft and it runs on your machine. If it solves your case, that ends the conversation.
Scientific papers, industrial manuals, system panels, online stores. Chinese usually recognizes well — the errors come from two specific places.
Unlocalized games, industrial software, technical documentation, forums. Cyrillic is easy to recognize — the font is usually the problem.
Charts, tables and captions the PDF will not let you copy.
Text trapped inside an image, a thread in another language, a regional meme.
Menus, dialogue and speech bubbles that never got a version in your language.
Read text in images, apps and PDFs translated in place, without copy and paste.
Turn charts, tables, and dense interfaces into a short explanation.
Arrows, highlights and text on a screenshot, with background and shadow. Free and unlimited.
Your selection goes straight from your computer to the AI provider you picked — with your key. We do not store the content, we do not train on it and we have no way to read what you translated.
Captured content is never stored. Only the usage counter stays on your computer.
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