Point at a word in a PDF, a chat or your editor and tap Ctrl: Grasp explains it in that sentence. Drag a box over anything you cannot select. Or translate part of the screen, in place.
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Windows checks with you before it runs an app it has not seen before: choose More info, then Run anyway. Grasp installs for your account only and needs no administrator password.
Grasp opens grasp.info in your browser. Sign in with the account you use on the web, in Chrome or on your Mac, or create one, and approve this PC. Your browser then asks to open Grasp: say yes.
Grasp lives by the clock and starts with Windows. Point at a word in any app and tap Ctrl, on its own.
Tap Ctrl over a word in any app that has text: a PDF, a chat, your editor, a web page.
An image, a video caption, a scanned page. Read on this PC, then explained.
Drag a box and the translation is painted over the original, where it was. Press space to see the original again.
Ask about the word or the passage, in your language, in a drawer beside the answer.
What you save keeps its sentence. Search it, or export it to study elsewhere.
Sign in with grasp.info. A word saved in Chrome or on your Mac is here, and the other way round.
Screenshots are read on your PC by Windows’ own text recognition and are never uploaded. What is sent to grasp.info is the text you look up and its sentence, so it can be answered.
Free: 100 lookups a month with a free account.
Premium: unlimited lookups with fair use (30,000 a month), shared with Grasp for Chrome and Grasp for Mac, in the same plan as the web tools.