Modifier-key word lookup
Hold Option, Command, Control, or Shift and point at a word to see its meaning beside the original content.
Tipword is a macOS word-translation utility that shows a word’s meaning beside it when you hold a modifier key and point at the word. It is designed for reading subtitles, PDFs, images, websites, documents, messages, and other content in Mac apps.
Tipword is a macOS utility for translating individual words without leaving the app or document you are reading. Hold Option, Command, Control, or Shift, point at a word, and Tipword displays its meaning beside the word in your language.
It is intended for content that may be difficult to read in another language, including subtitles, PDFs, images, websites, documents, menus, messages, email, and screenshots. Accessibility access lets Tipword read the word under the pointer; optional Screen Recording access enables reading words in images and PDFs.
Hold Option, Command, Control, or Shift and point at a word to see its meaning beside the original content.
The site shows Tipword being used with subtitles, PDFs, pictures, screenshots, websites, documents, menus, chats, email, and other content on the Mac screen.
Tipword supports 54 languages in total: 20 translate on the Mac with Apple, while 34 more can be used with the customer’s own Google key.
The translation appears next to the word, allowing users to continue reading without switching to a separate translation window or manually copying text.
Screen Recording access is optional and is used to read words in images and PDFs; Accessibility access is needed to read the word under the pointer.
The downloadable app is listed as version 0.9.34, 1.8 MB, and compatible with macOS 14 or later.
Point at unfamiliar words in subtitles on Netflix, YouTube, or another video player while continuing to follow the film or show.
Use the pointer-based lookup while reviewing contracts, forms, papers, or other PDF documents with unfamiliar vocabulary.
Point at words in photos or screenshots of menus, signs, slides, and other visual material when the text is not available as selectable content.
Check individual words in websites, news, recipes, chats, email, and workplace documents without moving the text into a separate translation tool.
Hold Option, Command, Control, or Shift over a word in a Mac app and point at it. The word’s meaning appears beside it.
Yes. The site says it can read words in pictures and PDFs. Screen Recording access is optional and is used for those types of content.
The site lists 54 languages: 20 translate on the Mac with Apple, and 34 more are available using your own Google key.
No. The site says there is no free trial; instead, purchases include a 14-day money-back guarantee. The refund policy says a full refund can be requested within 14 days of purchase.
Tipword continues working after the first year. Updates released after that first year are not included in the license described on the site.
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