A browser based tool that translates text inside images while maintaining the original layout. It supports over 100 languages and requires no account or subscription.
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Not determined: Public API reference, Developer documentation, Official SDKs / client libraries, Documented integrations, Webhooks / automation hooks, Open-source core, Self-hosting possible.
Not determined: Business / enterprise tier, Team collaboration, Admin / role management, SSO available, Security / compliance information, Customer data export, Documented support channels, Commercial plan exists.
Not determined: Free trial, Concrete plan limits, No card required to start, Cancellation / refund policy, Mobile app, Desktop app.
Not determined: Identifiable vendor, Published contact channel, Changelog / release notes, Status page.
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It's often difficult to translate text from a picture on a desktop computer. ImageTranslator solves this problem by letting you drag and drop a file into the browser, where it can be processed right away.
The design is simple and useful. You don't need to sign up or make an account. Standard file types like JPG, PNG, BMP, and WEBP can be used with the tool. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is used to get the text out of the file after you share it and choose the target language. The visual performance is the most important thing here. The software doesn't make a text list. instead, it removes the original writing and puts the translation on top of it. This **keeps the context of screenshots, diagrams, or instructions**.
There are limits to keep in mind. 10MB is the largest file size that can be uploaded. This is enough for online assets, but high-resolution scans might be turned down. The OCR engine works well with common fonts, but it's not as good at reading handwritten notes or complicated artsy fonts.
It's a **free service**. Users can only upload 20 pictures per day, thanks to the developers. There are no paid plans, so this limit is there to keep the server from getting too busy, not to force people to buy something. Standard privacy measures are used to process files for the job at hand and not store them permanently. It works well for people who need visual information along with their readings.
As a free image translate service, ImageTranslator supports common languages like English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, and Spanish, along with a wide range of other languages, providing a comprehensive solution for image text translation needs.
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2026-08-22
Medium confidence based on currently stored pricing metadata.
Image Translator is listed as a Image tool on AimostAll.
License model: Free. Pricing label: Free.
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A browser based tool that translates text inside images while maintaining the original layout. It supports over 100 languages and requires no account or subscription.
Image Translator is listed on AimostAll as free with a pricing label of Free.
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