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Amazon Launches an AI-Powered Kindle Translate Service for Ebook Authors

Kindle Translate offers automatic book translations between English, Spanish, and German, aiming to increase multilingual availability beyond the current 5% of titles.

  • On Thursday, Amazon announced the launch of Kindle Translate, an AI tool helping authors on the Kindle Direct Publishing portal reach wider audiences.
  • Amazon data shows under 5% of titles on Amazon are multilingual, and major literary translations often take years, delaying access to authors like Japanese author Haruki Murakami.
  • Initially, the service translates English and Spanish and German to English in beta, allowing authors who self-publish to preview and manage translations via the Kindle Direct Publishing portal.
  • At present, the service is free in beta, praised by early testers as cost-effective for indie authors, but AI errors mean human translators may still be needed despite Amazon saying translations are automatically evaluated.
  • Amazon plans to add more languages and expand rollout, with translated books carrying a clear Kindle Translate label visible to readers.
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Engadget broke the news in United States on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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