Google Language API Family (Deprecated)

How do I start?

Check out the documentation for developer guides, references, and examples of the Google Language APIs:

Want to talk to other developers using this API? Check out the Google API discussion group. You can also interact with developers in realtime on our IRC channel.

Important: With the exception of the Translate v2 API, which is now available as a paid service, the APIs included in this family have all been deprecated. See the documentation for each API for details.

Introduction

The Google Language API Family consists of four powerful tools making it easier for you to communicate with users across the globe:

Need to translate your website or application into one or more different languages? With Google Translate, you can dynamically translate text between thousands of language pairs.
Wondering what "have a nice day" looks like written in Hindi? You can use Google Transliterate to transform a given written language into dozens of other scripts.
Want to type in Hindi, but don't have a Hindi keyboard? With Google Virtual Keyboard, you can provide users with an on-screen keyboard layout native to one of dozens of available language scripts.
Learning to read Arabic? You can use Google Diacritize to add diacritical marks to text, helping non-native speakers learn how to pronounce these words.