TranslateImageAI translates text in images into 70+languages
4.8(6)1E-commerce
Translate images without rebuilding the design
TranslateImage AI is an online AI image translator for translating text inside images while keeping the original visual design intact. It preserves typography, colors, spacing, alignment, and layout so translated images remain ready to use.
TranslateImage AI is useful for e-commerce product images, marketing graphics, screenshots, social media content, travel photos, comics, and other visual content containing text.
Upload an image, choose the target language, and download the translated result without manually recreating the design.
Key features
Translate images into 70+ languages
Preserve the original font, colors, and layout
Process up to 20 images in one batch
Use a dedicated manga mode for comics, manga, manhwa, and manhua
Preserve speech bubbles, vertical text, and artwork context
Upload common image formats through a simple browser interface
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1I build & lead the engineering behind AI agents · Co-Founder & VP R&D @ Dial
TranslateImage AI solves a real problem that affects global e-commerce and marketing teams - you need product images, marketing graphics, and content in multiple languages but rebuilding the design every time is expensive and time-consuming. Most translation tools only handle text, forcing you to manually recreate layouts, colors, and typography in each language. The fact that this preserves the original visual design while translating means your marketing teams can scale to new markets without a full redesign cycle. For e-commerce companies running on tight margins, cutting the iteration time from weeks (manual redesign) to minutes (upload, translate, download) is genuinely valuable. The batch processing feature is equally important - processing 20 images at once instead of one-by-one matters when you're managing catalogs with thousands of SKUs.