- Localizing infographic / spec-callout product images for a new market.
- Translating packaging text shown in a photo.
- High-volume image text swaps where speed and cost matter most.
// translation · standard
Image Translation Swap the text in product images into the target market's language.
// Paste an image URL + pick target language → translate the in-image text and keep the layout
Result appears here within seconds
Result appears here within seconds
Batch mode — translate many images at once
A lot of product information lives inside the image — spec callouts, feature labels, packaging text, infographic banners. Buyers in another market cannot read any of it. Image Translation detects the text baked into a product image and replaces it with the target language, so your infographic photos work in every storefront, not just the one they were made for.
This is the standard version: fast and economical, ideal for high volume where you need the message across rather than pixel-perfect typography. When the original layout, fonts, and shadows must be preserved exactly, step up to Image Translation Pro.
// Perfect for
- Amazon FBA sellers localizing infographic listings for LATAM markets
- Shopify dropshippers translating supplier product images at scale
- TikTok Shop sellers adapting packaging shots for regional storefronts
- Amazon vendors preparing bulk A+ content images cross-border
- Input: JPG / PNG / WebP, ≤10 MB
- Output: same image with in-image text translated
- Standard fidelity — fast and economical
- Price: ≈ $0.014 / image (1.40 credits)
Frequently asked questions
Standard vs Pro — which do I need?
Standard is faster and cheaper and gets the message across — good for high volume. Pro preserves original fonts, layout, and shadows for a near-untouched look. Use Pro for hero/feature images, Standard for bulk.
Does it keep the original design?
Standard reproduces the text in the target language in roughly the same place. For exact font and shadow fidelity, use Pro.
What if some text should not be translated?
Brand names are treated as terms to keep intact. If you need fine control over both copy and image text together, combine this with Text Translation.
Can it handle dense infographics?
Yes, though very dense or stylized text is where Pro's higher fidelity pays off. For simple labels, Standard is the economical choice.