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# Image Translation

After you upload an image, our tool will translate the content within the image to your chosen translation language and return a new image, preserving the original format but with the text translated into the translation language.

#### **💡 Image Translation Steps:** 

**Step 1:** Drag or drop your image file (PDF, JPG/JPEG, PNG format)

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**Step 2:** Select the translation language

**Step 2:** Set translation preferences
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Select a **Tone** (e.g., Serous).

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Select the **document's subject area** or let the AI ​​automatically identify it.

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**Step 4: Drag and drop or select the image/PDF file to translate.**&#x20;

The system supports PDF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats (up to 20 files, with a maximum size of 50 MB). Doctranslate offers features to help you customize the output:
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Font Settings allow users to adjust the text formatting of the translated content within the image. Users can select the font style, size, and color to ensure the translation matches the original content.
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"My Dictionary" allows for the application of specific terminology.

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Step 5: Click "**Translate Now**" to start translating the image.
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Step 6: Once finished, view and download the translated result.

***Note:** You can access your **Translation History** to download the translated image file.*