- Taking a proven listing into a new language market as one operation.
- Keeping image text and listing copy consistent in the target language.
- Producing a first full localization draft for review by a native speaker.
Localization Pack Beta
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Drop images here
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 at a time
What this will do
- 1 Translate the text inside the image Image Translation Pro
- 2 Translate your listing copy Text Translation
- 3 Write a description for that market Product Description Generator
Settings
Billed by character — the price updates as you type.
Estimated cost
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Failed images refunded
Deleted in 24h
Not used to train our models
Results
Localizing a listing is really two jobs that usually get done separately, badly: the text baked into your product images, and the copy in the listing itself. Do them in different tools on different days and you end up with a product page where the image says one thing and the description says another. Localization Pack sends both through to the target market as one package — image text translated in place, listing copy translated, and a description drafted for that market.
Text steps are billed by character and the price updates as you type, so you see the real cost before starting. Like every workflow here: a failed step means that image is not charged, and whatever finished before it is kept.
- Steps: in-image text translation → listing copy translation → market description
- 42 target languages, brand names preserved
- Text steps billed by character — live price as you type
- Failed images: fully refunded, earlier finished steps kept
Frequently asked questions
Why localize image text and listing copy together?
Because buyers see them together. A German listing with English baked into the hero image reads as careless, and mismatched terminology between image and copy reads as a different product. One pass, one target language, one consistent page.
Will brand names get translated away?
Brand names and model numbers are preserved by the same e-commerce-tuned translation used across the site — that is the difference from running listings through a generic translator.
Should I publish the output directly?
Treat it as a strong, consistent first draft. For high-stakes markets, have a native speaker review tone and category conventions — machine translation quality varies by language pair, and we would rather say that than pretend otherwise.
How is the price calculated?
Image translation is per image; the two text steps are billed by character on the text you actually paste, with the total shown live before you confirm. No text, no quote — the price is never a guess.