Translate a PDF and keep its layout

Choose the PDF, pick the pages and the language, and choose Translate. Each paragraph is written back in its own space, in the same font where it has the letters, so headings, columns and tables stay where they were. To read the whole translation as flowing text instead, open the Reading view: you can copy it or download it as HTML.

English, French, Arabic, German, Spanish and Portuguese. The PDF itself can be in another language: a Spanish or Italian document can be translated into English, for example.

No, the file is not uploaded. After you agree, only the text of the pages you chose goes, through our server, to Anthropic, which runs the AI model and, under its API terms, does not use it to train its models. Never the PDF file, its pictures or its name; GenPDF keeps neither the text nor the translation.

Not in place: a scanned page is a picture of words, and a translation cannot be written over a picture. To copy its text, use OCR; Summary and Ask in the AI panel can read it once its words have been read.

Yes, a free account with a confirmed email address, because the translation runs on an AI model. Before you start, the panel shows how many paragraphs will be translated and about how many credits that takes. Most other GenPDF tools need no account.