Upload a PDF and get it back in any of 34 languages with the layout untouched. Same boxes, same headings, every line redrawn in its place. Correct Devanagari and Gurmukhi shaping, no API key needed.
Most translators hand you a wall of text. This one rebuilds the original page, boxes, headings, dotted fields and all, then drops the translation into the exact same spots.
Native PDF text is pulled directly. Pages that are scans get on-device OCR, so image-only forms still translate.
Each text block is sent to Google (free and keyless by default) and dropped back at its original geometry, auto-fit to the box.
HarfBuzz shapes complex scripts so matras and conjuncts render correctly. Edit any block and regenerate, then export PDF, DOCX or TXT.
Right-to-left scripts get mirrored direction, and Indic scripts get real shaping, not the broken disconnected glyphs most web tools produce.
The browser handles the everyday case. The Windows app adds what only a desktop can.
Yes. The default engine uses Google's keyless endpoint, so there is no sign-up, no billing and no API key. If you process a lot of documents you can paste your own Google Cloud key for higher limits, and that key stays on the server.
It is processed in a temporary folder and deleted the moment your download is ready. Nothing is stored or logged. The free path is rate-limited so it stays available for everyone.
Yes. Pages with no selectable text are read with OCR, the original text is painted over, and the translation is drawn in its place. Clean scans work best.
The layout-preserving result comes back as a PDF. You can also export plain reflowed text as DOCX or TXT, and translate several files in one batch.
Machine translation gets you most of the way, fast. For anything official, review it. You can edit any block in the preview and regenerate, so corrections flow straight into the saved PDF.
Files are processed in a temporary folder and deleted the moment your download is ready, so nothing is stored or logged. The free path is rate-limited to keep it available for everyone, and if you bring your own Google API key it stays on the server, never in your browser.