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PricingAboutSupportGender-aware, slang-savvy, pronunciation-ready. Translate any Hebrew text on any webpage. No copy-paste, no tab-switching.
From the team behind the 4.9★ rated Hebrew app

Select a word or sentence on any webpage: news, emails, social media, academic papers. Any site, any context.
A sleek tooltip appears with the translation, pronunciation, and grammatical gender, right where you are.
Open the full side panel for slang definitions, cultural context, alternative forms, and full-sentence summaries.
Hebrew has a gender for everything. Now your translator does too. baba's side panel shows whether a verb, noun, or adjective is masculine or feminine and displays the alternate form for comparison.
Modern Hebrew is full of slang. We actually speak it. Everyday Israeli slang, army terms, Mizrahi expressions, WhatsApp shorthand. baba knows the difference between textbook Hebrew and what people actually say.
Can't read Hebrew letters? We'll spell it out for you. Every word comes with its phonetic pronunciation in Latin script, so you can follow along, read aloud, or start picking up the language naturally.
Select any text. Translation appears instantly. No app switching. Works on every website: Israeli news, government sites, social media, PDF viewers, email. If it's text and it's Hebrew, baba can translate it.
Too long, didn't read? Get the gist in one tap. Reading a long Hebrew article? Open the side panel and get a concise English summary of the entire page, paragraph by paragraph or all at once.
The free plan is genuinely useful: no credit card, no timer, no gotchas. Upgrade for 100× the monthly volume.
Pro plan auto-renews. Cancel anytime from your account settings.
Yes. baba works on any webpage where you can select text: Israeli news sites like Haaretz and Ynet, Google search results, emails in Gmail, social media, Wikipedia, government sites, PDFs opened in Chrome, and more. If you can highlight the text, baba can translate it.
They share the same translation engine (HebrewCore™) and the same commitment to gender-aware, slang-savvy translations. But the extension is purpose-built for desktop web browsing. It works inline on any webpage without copy-paste. The mobile app is better suited for camera-based translation, voice input, and offline use. Many users have both.
No account needed for the free tier. Install and start translating immediately. You'll need to sign in or create a free account if you want to upgrade to Pro or sync settings across devices.
baba only reads text that you explicitly highlight or ask it to translate. It does not read your entire browsing history, capture passwords, or run in the background collecting data. The extension only activates when you interact with it. All translation requests are sent securely over HTTPS.
Currently Hebrew → English is the primary direction, with full gender-awareness and slang support. Additional target languages (French, Spanish, Russian, and more) are in active development. The extension will update automatically as new languages are added.
The extension accepts unvocalized Hebrew, which is common in everyday text. Because words without niqqud can be ambiguous, use the surrounding sentence and verify important wording rather than relying on an isolated word.
The baba Hebrew translator is a free Chrome extension that translates Hebrew on any webpage in one click. No copy-paste. Highlight Hebrew on Ynet, Haaretz, Gmail, WhatsApp Web, or a PDF and baba returns a gender-aware translation with curated Israeli slang and idiom support decoded and full transliteration, even for unvocalized Hebrew (no niqqud). It is free on Chrome, with a companion app that is also free on iOS and Android for voice and camera translation.
Yes. The extension is free to install with no account required, and the baba app is free on iOS and Android too. A Pro tier raises the limit to 250,000 characters a month and syncs settings across devices.
Add baba to Chrome, then highlight any Hebrew text on a webpage. baba shows an instant English translation inline, with the speaker's gender, slang meaning, and a Latin-letter transliteration so you can read it aloud.
Generic translators treat Hebrew as a string of words. baba was built for Hebrew: it handles gender (Hebrew verbs and adjectives change by who is speaking), decodes modern slang, and disambiguates unvocalized text using context. Those are the parts generic tools get wrong.
| Capability | baba extension | Generic translators |
|---|---|---|
| Inline on any webpage (no copy-paste) | Yes | Copy-paste needed |
| Gender-aware translation | Yes | No |
| curated Hebrew slang decoded | Yes | Often wrong |
| Unvocalized Hebrew (no niqqud) | Built for it | Frequently misreads |
| Transliteration to read aloud | Yes | Rarely |
| Price | Free | Free / varies |
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Free to install. No account required. Works on every website.