Quick answer
A picture-specific tutorial using posters, illustrated pages and information graphics, with Image Translator as the recommended picture translator.
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Start with a clear picture
Use the original poster, illustration or graphic when possible. Small compressed copies make labels harder to detect.
Keep the full canvas unless unrelated margins reduce readability.
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Choose the language direction
Use automatic source detection when the original language is unknown, or select it manually for a precise direction.
Select one or more target languages and review the credit total before starting.
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Review design and meaning
Check whether headings, labels and captions remain in the correct positions.
Verify names, prices, units and short labels before publishing the result.
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Translate pictures with Image Translator
The Picture Translator workflow is built into Image Translator: the full canvas stays intact and translated wording is placed back into the original text areas of posters, illustrations and infographics.
It works in the browser on any device, supports 133 target languages with automatic source detection, and lets you create several language versions of the same picture in one batch. Verified accounts start with 30 free credits.
Practical checklist
- Use the original file. Higher resolution improves detection of small labels.
- Check text fit. Translated wording may need shorter natural phrasing.
- Review export size. Confirm the result keeps the intended dimensions.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
How can I translate a picture?+
Upload it to a picture translator, choose the language direction and download the completed result.
Can I translate a poster?+
Yes. Clear poster text can be translated while the design remains visible.
Will drawings change?+
The translator is instructed to keep artwork and important objects unchanged.
Can I create several language versions?+
Yes. Select multiple target languages to create independent results.
What picture formats are accepted?+
JPG, PNG and WebP pictures are supported. Use the highest resolution available for best results.
Can I translate an information graphic?+
Yes. Charts, diagrams and infographics with text labels can be translated while keeping callouts attached to the correct visual elements.
Will the heading sizes stay the same after translation?+
The translator is designed to preserve the original text scale and hierarchy, but longer translated text may need to fit within the available space.
Can I translate an illustrated page?+
Yes. Illustrations are preserved and nearby labels or captions are translated.
What if the translated text does not fit?+
Use shorter natural phrasing when possible. Review the result and retry with adjusted wording if needed.
Can I download the translated picture?+
Yes. Each completed result can be downloaded as a separate image file.