Kiri on every page you read and write

The extension is free. Translation is free too for the first 100 selections a day, and grammar checking for the first 100 checks; after that both draw on your plan’s credits (automatic checks simply pause until the next day), as reading aloud and transcription always do — the same monthly pool the web app uses, so there is nothing extra to buy. Transcription in Pro mode costs more credits per minute than the standard model.

Khmer, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Dutch and Turkish. Khmer is treated as a first-class language rather than an afterthought.

As you type in a text field, Kiri underlines spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes in Khmer and English — and leaves mixed Khmer-English writing alone where it is correct. Click an underline to see the fix and accept it, or review every suggestion at once. Only sentences you have just written or changed are checked, a moment after you pause, and extra spaces are caught on your device without sending anything. Turn it off in Settings, or turn the extension off for any site.

Yes. Any voice on your account can read a selection or a translation aloud, including voices you have cloned from a recording or designed from a description. Speech starts in about a second.

A more accurate model for hard recordings — background noise, heavy accents, fast or overlapping speech. Choose it under Recording transcription model in Settings. It costs more credits per minute than the standard model, so the standard one stays the default.

It works in text inputs, textareas and rich-text editors — comment boxes, forms, webmail and web editors. Press the microphone that appears and each phrase lands at your cursor as it settles, in Khmer, English or the other supported languages.

Alt+T translates the current selection, Alt+R reads it aloud without opening the card, Alt+V starts or stops voice typing, and Alt+G checks the text field you are in and opens its suggestions. On a Mac they are Ctrl+Shift+T, R, V and G. All of them can be rebound from chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Only the text you highlight or type, and audio you record, and only to api.kiritts.com to provide the feature you asked for. Translation, reading aloud and dictation start with a click, a shortcut or a menu entry. Grammar checking, while it is on, sends the sentences you have just typed a moment after you pause — never password fields, or fields where the page has turned spellcheck off. The microphone is live only while you are recording or dictating.

Yes. Settings has a per-site switch, so the translate bubble, the grammar underlines and the voice-typing microphone stay out of the way on sites where you do not want them. Grammar checking can also be turned off everywhere.

Chrome 116 or newer. Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store — Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc — work as well.