PDF Translator

No. The text is pulled out on your own machine, and only the text is sent. The file itself never leaves your computer.

The other tools run on your own processor and cost us nothing. Translation runs on a model that charges per page. 5 pages a day are free; past that you can pay or come back tomorrow.

No. You get the text in reading order, original beside translation. Tables and multi-column pages come out as running text.

No, a scan has no text in it. Run it through the Image to Text tool first, then translate what it gives you.

It is machine translation. The original stays next to it so you can check.

Five a day. A page here means 3000 characters of source text, not one page of the PDF, so a sparse slide deck costs less than its page count and a dense contract may cost more. Before you start, the button shows roughly how many pages the document will use. The count resets each day on UTC time. Your IP address is only stored as a scrambled key that changes daily.

Translation stops, and you keep everything that was done up to that point. The preview and the download hold the finished part, and the rest stays in the original language. You can also press Stop yourself if you picked the wrong file. If a paragraph does not come back from the model, it is shown as the original and the page tells you how many. A batch where nothing came back is not counted against your pages.

Mistral Small 3.1 (24B), running on Cloudflare Workers AI. It is told to translate only, to keep numbers, dates, currency amounts, URLs, email addresses and code unchanged, and to leave company, brand and people's names alone. You can translate into all the major world languages; pick one from the list on the tool.

1,500 pages for $9, paid once and good for 30 days. It does not renew by itself, so there is nothing to cancel. There is no account: the receipt is kept in your browser. If you clear site data or switch computers, enter the order number and email from your receipt and the pages move to that browser.