PDF Translator
Translate text-readable PDFs while keeping page size, images, and text placement visually aligned with the source.
Translating a PDF usually breaks its layout, since the translated text rarely matches the original line lengths. This tool renders each page, runs an AI translation pass on the extracted text, then places the translated lines back at their original source positions and flattens the result into a new PDF - so images, page size, and approximate layout stay visually aligned with the source. It's limited to 10 pages, 300 text lines, and 20,000 characters per run, requires an account, and costs 15 credits; scanned pages need OCR PDF Pro first since there's no selectable text to translate.
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How it works
- 01
Sign in and upload a text-readable PDF (up to 10 pages).
- 02
Choose the target language and start the translation.
- 03
Download the translated PDF with its original layout preserved.
Details
- Category
- AI
- Formats
- Runs
- On our servers
- Files uploaded
- Yes, for processing
- Cost per run
- 15 credits
- Sign-in
- Required
- Works offline
- No
Last updated 2026-08-03
Common questions
How is the layout preserved?
Each original page is rendered, translated lines are placed back at their source positions, and the result is saved as a flattened PDF.
What are the limits?
Up to 10 pages, 300 text lines, and 20,000 characters per run. Split larger PDFs first.
Does it work with scans?
Scans have no selectable text. Run OCR PDF Pro first, then translate the searchable result.
How much does it cost?
15 credits per run, and it requires an account since translation happens server-side.