Point, Shoot, Translate. Any Image, Any Language.
Upload a screenshot, scan, or photo and get an AI-translated result with layout intact. Works on phone photos of documents, screenshots of apps, and scanned pages. Edit and export in your preferred format.
An AI image translation tool for real-world use cases. Snap a photo or upload a screenshot, run structured OCR, translate with DeepSeek AI, and export as editable formats. Handles skewed photos, handwriting, and mixed-language documents.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I translate text from a phone photo of a document?
Yes. The AI OCR engine handles photos taken with a smartphone, including slightly skewed, unevenly lit, or perspective-distorted images. For best results, take the photo in good lighting with the document lying flat.
What image formats are supported for translation?
PNG, JPG, JPEG, and BMP formats are supported. Maximum file size is 50MB per image. For multi-page documents, consider combining images into a PDF first, or upload each page as a separate image.
Does image translation preserve handwritten notes and signatures?
Yes. Handwritten text and signatures are recognized as visual elements and preserved in the output. The AI distinguishes between handwritten content and printed text, translating only the appropriate portions based on your target language settings.
How many credits does image translation consume?
Each image costs 10 credits. New users receive 30 free Mana Points upon sign-up. The credit covers the full pipeline: OCR, AI translation to your target language, and all supported export formats from the workbench.
Can I extract text from an image without translating it?
Yes. Select 'No translation (OCR only)' as the target language. The pipeline runs OCR and makes the recognized text available in the workbench editor. You can then export the original text in Word, HTML, or Markdown format without any translation applied.
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