Fenly is a Chrome extension with three core translation flows, all in-place: Type & Translate works in any input field on any website. You write in your native language, press a hotkey, and Fenly replaces the text with the translation directly in the same field. Discord message, LinkedIn DM, Upwork proposal, Gmail draft. You never leave the box. Select & Translate lets you highlight any text on any website to get an instant popup translation. Foreign news article. Stack Overflow answer. Reddit thread. Just select the text and the translation appears right there. Chat & Content Translation auto-translates incoming messages inline on 8 platforms: Discord, Slack, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube, Upwork, Gmail. You see the original and the translation side-by-side as they arrive. On YouTube, Fenly also overlays live translated subtitles in 100+ languages while you watch. Click any word in the subtitles to see what it means and save it to your Word Library. And it translates documents - Word, PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, subtitle files and more - while keeping the original layout. Beyond that, Fenly has three translation style modes for matching the tone of the channel, not just the words. The styles work when you translate text in the input field: Normal: clean and neutral, fits most professional and everyday writing. Slang: casual and alive, the register for Discord, gaming chats, friend DMs. Business: formal and polished, for LinkedIn outreach, client emails, professional negotiations. Each style has Min/Max intensity. Min keeps the result closer to neutral, Max pushes the tone harder in the chosen direction. Slang at Max sounds noticeably casual; Business at Min reads professional but not stiff. Plus AI voice and translation history.