Google Translate is one of the greatest apps on Android.

By adding in-app translation ability it becomes even much better!

However new "Tap to Translate" feature of Google Translate is not good as being introduced because text select method in Android really sucks!

Furthermore Google Translate can't translate text in third-party apps that don't support native Android text selection method (long click and highlight).

So we've created Tap to Translate!

Tap to Translate allows you to select and translate any text on screen by most comfortable way: Just tap to translate!

Tap to Translate brings Google Translate to new level of convenience!

Review at AndroidHeadlines: http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/05/sponsored-app-review-extension-google-translate.html .

Main features:
- Select on-screen text just by one tap.
- Instant translation to your language by Google Translate.
- Text can be copied or appended to clipboard as well as be spoken by Text to speech engine.
- Easy access activation or deactivation via notification bar.

How to use:
- Launch Tap to Translate. For the first time you are requested to enable Tap to Translate in Accessibility Service Settings.
- Click to expand button near Tap to Translate floating button and select working mode: Speak Copy & share or Translate.
- Click to Tap to Translate floating button activate text selection mode.
- Tap on specific item on the screen (text or image).
- Drag your finger across the screen to select multiple items.
- Release your finger to get the result depending on your selected mode (speak copy & share or translate).
- Tap and hold on the floating button to move it any where on the screen. Moving to Remove floating area to deactivate Tap To Translate.

Settings:
- Settings page can be open from System's Accessibility Settings or by relaunching Tap to Translate while Tap to Translate is already active.

Notes:
- Tap to Translate needs system's accessibility features to see what text on screen.
- Tap to Translate can work with many apps. However some times Tap to Translate can't recognize text on screen because many apps are not well designed for accessibility.
- In few cases Tap to Translate doesn't recognize text block correctly. Just try relaunching text selection mode.
- Google Translate is product of Google Inc. Tap to Translate has no relationship with Google Google Translate or its affiliates.

Note for Samsung users:
On Samsung Galaxy devices (SG 5 and later) check to see if you have App Battery Optimizer in Samsung Smart Manager app enabled. If that go to Android Settings > General > Battery > look under App Optimization and select Details. Then find Tap to Translate and turn it off.

This app uses Accessibility services.