Doc Translator

Doc Translator is built for files rather than paragraphs. Upload a PDF, Word document, PowerPoint deck, spreadsheet, EPUB, subtitle file, or image, and the service translates the content while rebuilding the document with its original layout, fonts, tables, images, and structure. For most inputs the translated file is visually indistinguishable from the source, which removes the copy-paste cleanup that text-based translators force on you.

Coverage is broad by design. The platform supports more than 50 file types and over 150 languages with automatic source-language detection, so you can translate in either direction without hunting for the right language pair. Scanned or image-only PDFs are handled through OCR, and text embedded inside images is translated too — handy for menus, packaging, and slide graphics.

Pricing runs on a credit system rather than vague page limits. Text translation costs 1 credit per 2,000 source characters, standard documents and text-based PDFs cost about 1 credit per page, image translation is a flat 60 credits, and scanned PDFs cost 100 credits per analyzed page because they require OCR. Paid plans — Basic, Pro, and Max — scale monthly credits, upload size, concurrent jobs, and processing priority. Failed jobs are refunded automatically, and a free tier lets you try the workflow before paying.