Read a whole web page in Ingglish
Paste a link and the page comes back looking like itself — same layout, same images, same styling — with every word respelled phonetically. Hovering a translated word shows you the original English, and links inside the page are re-translated rather than followed away, so you can read a whole site this way instead of one page of it. Headings, buttons, alt text and tooltips are translated too.
Example pages are one click from the box: Wikipedia, the US Constitution, Alice in Wonderland, Hacker News, NPR, Reddit, GitHub. The same 23 source languages and the same output alphabets as the text translator apply here. Pages are fetched through a CORS proxy and stripped of their scripts before anything is rendered, which keeps it safe and means a site that forbids embedding will refuse to appear. For everyday browsing the bookmarklet or browser extension does the same job in place, on the real page.