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Photograph and Translate Text in Images

Photograph and translate menus, signs and labels. Translate text from image into English or 18 other languages, compare the original, and download a PNG.

Only upload images you have the right to use. Review the result before relying on it.

Sample result · Check names, numbers and line breaks.

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What is Image Translator?

A photo translator reads menus, signs and package instructions. Select English to translate images to English, or choose another target language.

Translate text in image blocks and download the translated image. The photo translate preview paints translated words over the source without reconstructing the artwork.

Translate photo text from a clear menu, sign or package. You can translate from image uploads, translate from picture details and translate from photo labels without retyping each line. Translate pictures into editable text, or translate image text directly on the preview.

Need to translate English to Hindi in photo content? Select Hindi. To translate the text in the image to Spanish, choose Spanish. For an image translate to English workflow, select English before you start.

Explore Image Translator Examples

How to Photograph and Translate Text

01

Upload the menu, sign or label

Add a JPG, PNG or WebP under Your image. Photograph and translate one clearly framed surface at a time so the words are large enough to read.

02

Set the Target language

Choose English, Spanish or another language, then press Translate Image. The source language is detected from the lettering in your photo.

03

Compare the words and download

Switch between Translated image and Text to check the translation. Copy the text, or use Download PNG to save words placed over the original image.

Image Translator Features

Spanish daily menu written on a blue chalkboard beside a seaside cafe

Translate a picture to English

Translate text from image menus before ordering. Dish names, ingredients and prices remain available in the original text so you can compare a translation with the waiter’s menu.

Japanese museum admission poster with adult ticket price and opening hours

Translate Japanese from image

Read Japanese text from image admission notices, including opening times and ticket prices. A kanji photo translator works best when every character is sharp and the entire notice is inside the frame.

German washing instructions on a tag attached to a folded sage linen towel

Translate images and preserve placement

Turn German care instructions into the language you read. Translate text in image blocks, compare the washing temperature with the source, and download the translated image with each line near its original position.

Italian handwritten note arranging a meeting at ten outside the museum

Compare original and translated text

Translate the text in a picture of a handwritten travel note. Use Text to compare the meeting time and place, then copy the translation into a message without downloading another picture.

Read Menus, Signs and Labels More Reliably

Keep every character in the frame

Japanese kanji and Arabic lettering can change meaning when a stroke is cut off. Leave a small border around the full line.

Photograph flat labels straight on

Flatten folded packaging and avoid glare on glossy menus. A square-on photo gives the translator clearer text blocks.

Check units, prices and names

Compare original and translated text for dates, washing temperatures and prices. Keep proper names unchanged when they identify a place or product.

Use Text for crowded layouts

Long translated words may need more room than the source. Copy the text when a narrow label becomes difficult to read in the PNG.

Image Translator FAQ

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Photograph and translate menus, signs and labels. Translate text from image into English or 18 other languages, compare the original, and download a PNG.