How do I translate text inside an image?+
Upload your image or try the translation example. Click detected text or draw a box, check Current text and choose a language. Select Suggest translation, review the wording, then apply the image edit.
Which languages can I translate into?+
Choose from 20 target languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Review names, numbers and specialist terms before applying a suggested translation.
Can I edit the translation or use my own wording?+
Yes. Change the Review translation field before applying the edit. You can also enter a translation you already have. Requesting a suggestion alone does not change the image.
Does it translate the whole image automatically?+
You choose which text areas to translate. Add another change to prepare more lines in the same image. Unselected words and artwork stay unchanged.
Will the translated text keep the original font and layout?+
The editor aims to match the font appearance, color and alignment. Translations can be longer than their source, so adjust the selected area or shorten the wording and review line breaks in the result.
Does translating prices also convert currencies?+
No. Translation does not calculate exchange rates. Check amounts, currency symbols, measurements and dates before publishing the translated image.
What if the text is detected incorrectly?+
Correct Current text before requesting a translation. If no text was found, draw a box and type the source wording yourself. Clear, readable text works better than handwriting, tiny letters or curved labels.
Can I translate images for free and download them?+
Try 3 image edits without signing in. JPG, PNG and static WebP files up to 10 MB are supported. A successful image generation uses 1 credit, including all selected changes. Download a watermark-free PNG at the original dimensions within 24 hours of starting an edit.