Where Does Microsoft Translator Store History and Packs?
Where Microsoft Translator keeps history and offline packs on Android and iPhone devices. Exact folders are covered below.
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Translator pairs account favorites with device packs. Your login holds saved translations and history. The phone caches offline language models privately for airplane use.
Stars return instantly, packs need redownload. Android may show a Translator folder under Android data for cache on some builds. iPhone keeps it in the app container. For moves, sign in covers history while languages need fresh fetches. Phrasebooks are per account, not per device. Check the in app storage readout when sizes look wrong on different releases.
Where Microsoft Translator stores this, by platform
/sdcard/Android/data/com.microsoft.translator
Favorites follow your Microsoft login. Offline packs cache privately per language. Verify in the offline manager before flying. Packs need refresh.
On My iPhone/Translator
History lives in the Translator container plus cloud. Sign in to restore stars, then redownload languages over WiFi. Conversations need signal.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Translator history to a new phone?
Sign in on the new phone and favorites return from the account. Offline packs stay behind in private storage. Reopen settings and download languages over WiFi. Verify before flying, since packs need periodic refresh.
Does Microsoft Translator work offline?
Yes for languages you downloaded. They live in private storage plus cache. Exact folder names vary by language and release. Use the offline languages manager to confirm sizes. History follows your account regardless of packs.
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