O.Translator is a cloud translation platform built around one idea: translations should be usable immediately, without manual reformatting. You upload a document, pick a target language and a translation mode, and the service returns a translated file that retains headings, tables, columns, images and general visual structure. It accepts more than 50 file formats — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB, HTML, TXT, CBZ/CBR comics and more — with uploads up to 1 GB, and covers over 100 languages.
The service leans on leading large language models for translation quality and adds document-aware tooling on top. A preview step translates part of the file first so you can check terminology, tone and layout before committing to a full run, and a glossary system keeps brand names and specialist terms consistent across a project. OCR handles scanned PDFs and text embedded in images, and subtitle translation converts audio or video into translated captions. Team and enterprise plans add shared translation projects and glossaries so reviewers work from a common reference.
Pricing is usage-based rather than subscription-based: you buy credits and spend them on tokens, a document analysis fee and the model mode you select. Standard mode is inexpensive and fine for everyday documents, while Professional mode uses higher-tier models for contracts, academic papers and business reports. Because cost depends on the file, every task shows a quote before you confirm, and you can evaluate the preview before spending anything. The company is based in Delaware, USA.