Image Translation

The only image translation tool that reads, translates, and rebuilds the page

Other tools stop at extracting text. CAMB.AI automatically detects every text region in your images, comics, PDFs, and PSD files, translates it into 150+ languages, and renders it back into the original artwork, typography and layout intact.

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What Is Image Translation

A project-based workflow, not a one-click filter

Image Translation reconstructs the translated image instead of just returning plain text. Upload a file to create a project; CAMB.AI automatically detects the source language and every text region, generates a preview of each page, and gives you a bounding box around each piece of text before anything gets translated.

You review those boxes, confirm the layout is right, then translate into one or more languages at once. Every result stays editable in a translation table, with AI-assisted regeneration for individual regions and full version history, so teams can trust the output, not just the first pass.

Image Translation project view

Built For The Hard Cases

Translate the formats other tools can't touch

Comics

Comics & Graphic Novels

Detects dialogue across panels and speech bubbles, translates each one, and re-letters it in place, panel layout and art untouched.

Manga

Manga

Handles vertical, right-to-left reading order and dense speech bubbles, translating dialogue while preserving the original page flow.

PSD Files

PSD & Layered Design Files

Reads existing text layers directly instead of running OCR, generating bounding boxes automatically from the layer structure so editors can work with familiar layers.

Slides

PDFs & Slides

Processes every page or slide with the same detect, review, translate, and render workflow, with a thumbnail sidebar for navigating long or multi-page files.

CAPABILITIES

Use Cases

Who Is Image Translation Built For?

Marketing & Creative Teams

Localize campaign creative, ads, and social graphics into new markets without re-briefing a designer for every language.

E-Commerce Teams

Translate product imagery, packaging shots, and listing graphics at the scale a growing catalog demands.

Media & Content Teams

Localize thumbnails, infographics, and visual content for international audiences without rebuilding source files.

How It Works

From upload to rendered translation in six stages

01

Create a Project

Upload a single image, a ZIP archive, a PDF, or a PSD file. Name the project or let the filename fill in automatically.

02

Automatic Detection

CAMB.AI detects the source language and every text region in each page, and generates a preview for review.

03

Review Bounding Boxes

Adjust, resize, delete, or add detected text regions before translation runs, so quality starts from accurate extraction.

04

Translate

Choose one or more target languages. Every detected region is translated, with multiple languages able to coexist in one project.

05

Review & Refine

Edit translations in the translation table, retranslate individual elements, or use AI Review to regenerate a single region.

06

Render & Export

Original text is removed, artwork is preserved, and translated text is placed back matching the source typography and layout.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Detection is automatic. Once a project finishes processing, CAMB.AI detects the source language and every text region and draws a bounding box around each one. You can review and adjust those boxes before translation runs.

Single images, ZIP archives of images, PDF documents, and PSD files. PSD files use existing text layers instead of OCR, so bounding boxes are generated automatically from the layer structure.

Yes. Multi-page projects such as comics, manga, presentations, and scanned documents follow the same detect, review, translate, and render workflow, with a thumbnail sidebar for navigating between pages.

150+ languages and regional locales. Multiple target languages can exist in the same project at once.

Yes. Rendering removes the original text, preserves the underlying artwork, and places translated text back into the correct position, matching the original typography and layout as closely as possible.