Image Translator

Image Translator is an AI-powered tool for translating text directly inside your images—without rebuilding the design. It reads the text in your upload, translates it into your chosen language(s), and then re-renders the translated copy back into the image so the result looks like it was always meant to be there.

Key features include preservation of the original layout, typography, hierarchy, color, and emphasis. Translation is context-aware (not simple word swapping), and the tool can auto-detect the source language or let you choose it manually. You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images, and translate one or multiple images in a single flow.

Image Translator is especially useful for localizing real-world creatives like product graphics and e-commerce listing images, comics and manga, menus, documents, and screenshots. If you’re selling globally or creating content for different markets, it helps you keep your visual branding intact while changing only the text customers need.

Pricing is based on translation volume using credits. You start with 30 free credits (to translate up to 3 images) and then upgrade with monthly plans: Starter ($99/year or $8.25/month) includes 500 credits per month, Professional ($199/year or $16.58/month) includes 1,500 credits per month, and Business ($499/year or $41.58/month) includes 4,000 credits per month. Failed tasks automatically refund credits, and plans include private source and result storage plus email support.

What does Image Translator do?

It translates text inside your uploaded image and outputs a new image with the translated text re-rendered into the original design.

Which file formats can I upload?

You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images.

Can it translate images while keeping the original layout and design?

Yes. The tool preserves the original layout and visual style—matching typography, hierarchy, color, and emphasis as closely as possible.

How many languages are supported?

Image Translator supports translation in 132+ languages, with auto-detection of the source language available.

How do credits work for translation tasks?

Each image and target-language combination is treated as an independent task for credit usage.

What happens if a translation fails?

Failed tasks automatically refund credits, so you don’t lose usage when an image can’t be processed.