Integrations used
Time saving
20 min
Action
Save
description
This automation will translate and save the currently opened website to a Google Doc from the right-click menu.
Saves at least
20 min
Save
a translation of the current page to Google Docs, when I right click
playbook Template
Save a translation of the current page to Google Docs, when I right click
This automation will translate and save the currently opened website to a Google Doc from the right-click menu.
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How does this automation work?
When I right-click on a website
Trigger
Get current page as HTML
Action
Convert html to text
Action
Get translation
Action
Add text to Google Doc
Action
Open browser notification
Action
Bardeen introduces a convenient way to save translations of web pages directly to Google Docs with just a right click. Ideal for professionals who need to work with multilingual content or for those conducting research in foreign languages, this workflow simplifies the process of translating and storing information. Whether you're sourcing data across different languages or wanting to keep an archive of translated documents, Bardeen's automation saves you time and effort.
Here is how the workflow saves a translation of the current page to Google Docs:
- Step 1: Trigger on Right Click - The workflow initiates when you right-click on a webpage, preparing to capture the content of the current page.
- Step 2: Capture Page Content - Bardeen retrieves the HTML content of the page, which is then converted into text, ready for translation.
- Step 3: Translate Text - Specify the target language, and the text is translated using DeepL, known for its accuracy in translation for both individuals and teams.
- Step 4: Create Google Doc - A new Google Doc is created with the translated text, using the webpage's title as the document name.
- Step 5: Add Title to Google Doc - The website's title is added to the Google Doc before the translated text for context.
- Step 6: Append Translated Text - The full translated text is appended to the Google Doc, preserving the original formatting as much as possible.
- Step 7: Notification - Once the document is ready, a browser notification pops up, providing a link to open the newly created Google Doc.
How to run the playbook
Ever wished for a simpler way to handle foreign-language websites? The frustration of stumbling upon a wealth of knowledge, only to be deterred by language barriers, is all too familiar. But now, a seamless solution awaits your right-click.
When faced with the headache of translating and preserving website content, the struggle is real. This smart automation effortlessly bridges the language gap. It intuitively translates the entire webpage and neatly saves it to a Google Doc, freeing you from tedious manual work.
Think of the possibilities: research made easier, global communication streamlined, and multilingual content at your fingertips. Whether you're a global business professional or a curious traveler, this tool transforms the way you interact with the web.
Let’s set it up!
Step 1: Set up the automation
Click the “Try it” button at the top of this page to get this Autobook saved.
You will be redirected to download the browser extension when you run it for the first time. Bardeen will also prompt you to integrate Google Docs.
Bardeen will then prompt you to enter the language that you want to translate the current page to.
Step 2: Run the autobook to save a translation of the current page to Google Docs
Make sure the automation is activated (toggled on).
Navigate to any website that you want to save and right-click to open the menu. Choose the automation from the right-click menu.
It will automatically copy and translate the currently opened page and save the results to a Google Doc.
You can also edit the playbook and add your next action to further customize the automation.
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