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Under Settings > DeepL you enter a DeepL API key that lets Klacks automatically translate text — currently mainly incoming emails in the inbox.
How it works
API key: A single input field accepts the DeepL API key (format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx:fx for the free Free API, or without the :fx suffix for the paid Pro API). Klacks automatically detects from the :fx suffix which of the two DeepL API addresses to use — a separate switch between Free and Pro isn't needed. You get an account and the key itself at deepl.com/pro-api.
Usage: In the "Inbox," any email can be translated into the currently selected interface language via the translate icon; the original and the translation can be compared with a toggle. Without a stored key, this feature isn't available.
Good to know
- This setting is global for the entire installation — there is no per-user key.
- There is no dedicated "test" button on this page; whether the key works shows up on the first translation attempt in the inbox.
- If the key is invalid or expired, Klacks detects this from DeepL's response (authentication error) and reports it instead of showing an empty or incorrect translation.
- The key is stored encrypted and shown masked in the form.
Try it yourself: Klacks Playground — login admin@test.com / P@ssw0rt1, data resets daily.