Translate PDF with AI
Translate a whole PDF into another language. Your pages, images and layout stay exactly where they are.
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Translate PDFs with AI and Keep the Layout
Upload a PDF, pick a language and get the same document back in that language: same pages, same images, same structure.
Layout Stays Put
Headings, paragraphs and tables are translated in place, so the result still looks like your document.
- Images and graphics kept
- Tables and headings kept
- Download as a PDF
30 Languages
From Spanish and German to Hindi, Arabic, Japanese and Chinese, including right-to-left scripts.
- Right-to-left supported
- Non-Latin scripts supported
- Source language detected
Compare Side by Side
Check the translation against the original page by page before you use it.
- Original next to translation
- Copy the text
- Download as TXT
Pay Only for What You Use
Translation runs on credits charged per page. You see the exact cost before you start, and failed jobs are refunded.
- Cost shown before you translate
- Credits never expire
- Failed jobs refunded
How to Translate a PDF with AI
Three steps from a document in one language to the same document in another.
1. Upload your PDF
Select a text-based PDF from your device. You see the page count and the credit cost straight away.
2. Choose the language
Pick the language you want the document translated into. The source language is detected for you.
3. Review and download
Compare the result with the original, then download the translated PDF or just the text.
Good to know
What the translator does and does not handle.
- PDFs with a text layer are supported. Scanned pages need OCR first.
- Text that is part of an image, such as a chart label, is not translated.
- Translated text can be longer than the original, so it may be set slightly smaller to fit.
- Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first.
- The page limit depends on your plan.
Translate PDF: Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about AI PDF translation.
Will the translated PDF look like my original?
Yes. Your pages, images and graphics are kept, and the translated text is placed where the original text was. Longer translations may be set a little smaller so they fit.
Which languages can I translate into?
30 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. The source language is detected automatically.
Can I translate a scanned PDF?
Not directly. A scan has no text to translate, so run OCR on it first and translate the result.
How much does it cost?
Translation is charged in credits per page, and the exact cost is shown before you start. If a job fails, the credits are refunded.
Is my document kept?
Your file is processed to produce the translation and is removed automatically after a short time.
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