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A photo is enough
No scanner needed — a normal phone photo, even slightly tilted, works.
Phone photo · JPG
Phone photo of an Arabic tax invoice, Arabic to English
Taken at an angle on a desk, the way most people photograph a document. Item names, terms and labels are translated where they sit; amounts, dates and invoice numbers stay exactly as photographed.
Arabic → EnglishPhoto1 page
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Worth a closer look
What to look for in this example
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Line items stay in their rows
Each product name is translated in its own row, next to its original quantity and price.
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Amounts never retyped
Totals, VAT and the invoice number are kept from the photo itself, so nothing can be mistyped.
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Open them side by side and check any page you like.
Automatic translation output — no manual edits.
Sample invoice created by TransQ. The companies, names and numbers are fictitious.
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