Translate text-based and scanned PDFs while preserving their layout. Tables, columns and figures stay part of the document. Check real examples, then preview your own translation before paying to download.
PDF translation involves more than replacing words. Check how the translated file handles tables, page structure, scanned text and your terminology.
Cell boundaries and multi-column flow are mapped and rebuilt, not flattened into a wall of text.
Images and charts stay in position; captions are translated and kept beside the thing they describe.
Footnote markers, references and inline formatting are preserved so the document still reads as intended.
Image-only and scanned PDFs are read with OCR — including mixed scripts — then translated alongside the original.
Pick a scenario or upload a glossary; your preferred term translations are applied consistently throughout.
Download a clean translated PDF, or a bilingual version with source and translation aligned page for page.
A two-column economic report, translated automatically without manual edits. Compare the reading direction, figures and page structure yourself.
Results vary with scan quality, fonts and text length. Check numbers, terminology and reading order. Important documents need human review.
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TransQ translates each block and reassembles the PDF — layout intact.
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