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Translate a PDF and keep its layout
Pick a language and press Translate: AI translates the text of the pages themselves, not a copy beside them. You see each paragraph next to its translation, untick what should stay, and apply the rest as one change.
Drop a PDF here
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- Five languages
- Review before you apply
- One Ctrl+Z undoes it all
How it works
How to translate a PDF
Open the PDF
Drop the file on this page or choose it. The editor opens with the Translate tool.
Choose the pages and the language
The page in view or the whole document, and one of five languages. Press Translate: a bar shows how many paragraphs are done, and Stop keeps what is done.
Check and apply
Each paragraph stands next to its translation. Untick the ones that should stay, apply the rest, and download the PDF with a free account.
What you get
A translation on the same pages
The layout stays
The translation replaces the text of each paragraph in its place: lines rewrap to its width, and blocks below move down when the text grows. Images and signatures stay where they are.
You decide what changes
Nothing changes before you press Apply. An unticked paragraph stays as it is, and paragraphs already in the language are left alone.
One step to undo
Up to 200 paragraphs go in as one change: one Ctrl+Z brings the whole original back, and the history keeps every version.
Only the text is sent
Claude, a model by Anthropic, translates the paragraphs and gets only their text, not the file. Anthropic does not train models on it.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Which languages can I translate into?
English, French, Spanish, Ukrainian and German. The original can be in any language the AI reads; a paragraph already in the target language stays as it is.
Will the PDF look the same?
The pages keep their layout: each paragraph stays in its place, set in the document’s own font, or the closest font when it lacks letters. A translation is often longer, so the blocks below move down, and text that does not fit goes on to a new page. Bold, italic and colored words stay so in the translation too; where the AI could not keep them, the review says so.
How much can I translate?
Translating with AI comes with a Week Pass (about 50 pages a week) or Pro (about 150 a month), shared with Reword. The paid plans are coming soon. A paragraph longer than 3,000 characters is left out, and the review says so.
Can I translate a scan?
No: a scan is a picture of the page. Text recognition makes it searchable, but recognized text cannot be edited, so it cannot be translated either.
Where is my document sent?
Only the text of the paragraphs being translated goes to Anthropic for Claude to write the translation. Anthropic does not train models on it and keeps it only for a limited time. The file itself stays with us.
Is it free?
No: translating with AI comes with a Week Pass or Pro, which are coming soon. Without them you can change paragraphs yourself with the Edit text tool.