TranslateImage.io

TranslateImage.io solves a problem that plain translation services cannot: text that is baked into an image. Instead of extracting words manually, retyping them and rebuilding the design, you upload the image and the tool detects the text with OCR, translates it, and then re-renders it inside the original composition. That means the translated asset keeps its layout, fonts and overall design rather than looking like a sticker pasted over the original.

It is aimed at several practical workflows. E-commerce sellers can localise product images and listings into new markets without re-shooting photography. Manga and comic readers and scanlation teams can translate panels while preserving artwork. Marketing and design teams can adapt menus, packaging, signage and social visuals for multiple regions. A text removal and inpainting capability lets you erase original text or unwanted elements before adding localized copy.

Support is advertised for 130+ languages, and there is batch processing for teams working through catalogs or large sets of images. The product uses a freemium model — a free tier for lighter use, with paid or contact-for-pricing plans for higher volume and advanced features. Because the site sits behind bot protection, direct automated requests may encounter a challenge page, but the service itself remains publicly available in a browser.