Doc2Lang
Overview
Doc2Lang translates Excel, Word, PDF, PowerPoint, CSV, EPUB, images, video, audio, and subtitles, preserving layout, formatting, formulas, speaker notes, and embedded media across 100+ languages. OCR supports scanned documents; batch ZIP uploads, custom glossaries, and secure file handling are included.
From the official site
Translate PDF, Word, Excel, EPUB & subtitle files with AI while keeping the original layout. Free preview before you pay. No signup, no subscription — pay per file.
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Official FAQ
- How do I translate a PDF without losing the formatting?
- Upload the PDF and the translation keeps its multi-column layout, fonts and graphics. Scanned or image-only PDFs are read with built-in OCR before translating, so text embedded in images is handled too.
- Can I translate an EPUB book and read it on Kindle?
- Yes. EPUB translation preserves the table of contents and chapter structure, and the output opens on Kindle, Kobo and other major e-readers.
- How much does it cost to translate an Excel file?
- Pricing is pay-per-file with no subscription. Lite starts at a $2.90 minimum per file and Pro starts at $5. Your exact price and a free translation preview are shown before you pay.
- Is it safe to upload confidential documents?
- All file transfers are encrypted over HTTPS, you can delete your uploaded files at any time, and your content is never used to train public AI models.
- Which languages can I translate between?
- The AI document translator handles over 100 languages, from common ones like English, Spanish and Chinese to more specialised pairs.
- Can I translate several files at once?
- Yes. Upload a ZIP archive containing multiple files and the system extracts them automatically so you can choose which ones to translate.
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