AI Image Translator

AI Image Translator is an online service that reads the text inside a picture, translates it and writes the translation back into the same image. It runs in the browser and accepts PNG, JPG and WEBP files up to 5 MB each, with a maximum of 10 images in one batch. The site says it covers around 100 languages and scripts and can detect the source language on its own, so you do not have to pick it by hand. A free version covers basic personal use, while two paid tiers add higher limits and extra functions for professional and business work. The pitch is simple: point it at an image and get a readable, localised version back without opening an editor.

- Upload a photo, screenshot or scan and get the text inside it translated.

- Send up to 10 images at once and get results back within seconds.

- Let the tool find text regions, remove the original wording and refill the background.

- Download the finished image with the translated text already placed in position.

- Travellers who need to read signs, menus and notices in another language.

- Marketing teams localising posters, packaging and product shots.

- Students and researchers reading papers full of figures, screenshots and diagrams.

- Professional translators who want a fast first pass on image based material.

The free version is aimed at personal use, so a busy workflow will probably need one of the paid plans. File limits matter as well: anything above 5 MB per image has to be resized before upload, and the batch stops at 10 images. Background repair is automatic, which means results can look uneven on textured, low contrast or heavily stylised images, and a manual touch up is often still needed before you publish anything. The translation itself should be proofread, since machine output can miss context, names and units. Pricing and quotas can change at any time, so treat the numbers on the site as the current offer rather than a permanent promise, and check the plan page before you commit.