# 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.

**You can watch the tutorial video right below!**

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#### **💡 Image Translation Steps:**&#x20;

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

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**Step 2:** Select the translation language

**Step 3:** You can customize the "Tone", "Domain", "Font" and "Custom Prompt", or make adjustments using "My Dictionary."

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***Note:** Image translation may alter the color, font style, or font size of the translated text within the image.*&#x20;

**Step 4:** Click **"Translate Now"** to begin the translation.&#x20;

**Step 5:** Download the translated file.

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


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```
GET https://usermanual.doctranslate.io/translation-features/image-translation.md?ask=<question>
```

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Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.