The PDF translation tool is not a standalone addition; it’s part of Microsoft’s larger plan to make Edge an AI-powered browser. At Build 2025, Microsoft kept speaking about helping developers ...

“Microsoft Edge will be able to translate full pages of PDFs from more than 70 languages,” Microsoft said at its Build developer conference. “With just a few clicks, users will be able to ...

Instead of copying and pasting the text you want to translate, a new feature coming to Edge will let you convert a PDF into over 70 languages by simply clicking the “translate” button in the ...

Here, Edge will be able to translate entire PDFs across more than 70 languages. For this, just open the PDF directly in Edge and click the Translate icon in the address bar.

Choose the PDF file option and click Change program. In the pop-up window that appears, Select Microsoft Edge and check ‘Always use this app to open .pdf’ box. Click OK to set Edge as a ...

In related news, Microsoft is bringing a translation tool for PDFs to Edge. With support for over 70 languages, the tool lets users open a PDF in Edge, click the “Translate” icon in the Edge ...

On a Microsoft Edge features page, the company revealed more details about the real-time translation. To start, the feature will work with videos on YouTube, Reuters, CNBC News, Bloomberg, Money ...

Microsoft Edge is getting a new AI video translation feature that works on sites like YouTube, LinkedIn, Coursera, and more. Translate spoken content in real time. Skip to main content.

Microsoft is improving Copilot integration in the Edge browser with AI-powered smart keywords. This will allow the AI to generate important keywords from the PDF and then help you analyze each topic.

Something to look forward to: Fast real-time translation is one key selling point that tech giants have used to push generative AI, and Microsoft will soon bake it into its Edge browser.

Microsoft and Adobe are teaming up to build Adobe Acrobat into the Edge web browser. The Adobe Acrobat PDF engine will replace Edge’s current PDF reader over the course of the next two years ...