Swedish job ad translator
Paste a Swedish job ad or a Platsbanken link. Get a plain-English summary: what the job is, what they require, how much Swedish you really need, and whether it’s worth applying.
På svenskaHow it works
- 1Copy the job ad from Platsbanken, LinkedIn or a company site, or paste the ad’s Platsbanken link.
- 2Our AI reads the whole ad, not just word by word, and pulls out what matters to you.
- 3You get the duties, the requirements, the details and an honest view of the Swedish you’ll need, in plain English.
What the Swedish levels mean
Many Swedish ads never say how much Swedish you need. We judge it from the whole ad: the language it’s written in, who you’d talk to, and what it asks for.
- Not needed
- The team works in English and the ad says so, or the role is clearly international.
- Basic Swedish
- You’ll manage day to day in English, but some Swedish helps with colleagues and paperwork.
- Good Swedish
- You’ll speak and write Swedish at work, for example with customers or in reports.
- Fluent Swedish
- The job is done in Swedish: teaching, care, sales, law, public sector roles.
Questions
Is the job ad translator really free?
Yes. You get 3 translations a day without an account. If you want more, PlatsAI’s 7-day free trial reads every ad on Platsbanken with you.
Do you save the ads I paste?
No. The text is sent to our AI provider, Anthropic, to make the summary and is not stored by PlatsAI. Anthropic may not use it to train its models.
Can I trust the translation?
It’s a summary to help you decide whether to apply, not a word-for-word legal translation. The AI is told to stick to what the ad says and to write “Not stated” rather than guess. Check the original ad before you apply.
Which ads does it work with?
Any job ad in Swedish (or English), from Platsbanken, LinkedIn, Indeed or a company’s own site. Platsbanken links are read directly; for other sites, paste the ad’s text.
Should I apply in English or Swedish?
Usually in the language of the ad. If the ad is in Swedish but the summary says Swedish isn’t needed, a short note in Swedish plus an English CV often works. PlatsAI’s cover letter tool writes in both languages.