This new Translator service translates entire documents, or batches of documents, in a variety of file formats preserving their original structure and format.ĭocument Translation was specifically designed to translate large files with rich content - translate Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or PDFs, and more into 90 languages and dialects. Document Translation was launched in public preview back in February of this year and is now generally available. Tip: Tap the shutter button to freeze the translated text in the camera view.Today, the Document Translation feature of Translator is in general availability.

Point your camera at the text you want to translate.To translate what you find with your camera:.To translate text in a picture you’ve taken before: tap the all pictures icon Gallery.Translate to: Select the language you want the translation to be in.Source language: Choose a language or tap Detect language.Choose between which languages to translate.

Open the Translate app on your Android phone or tablet.While the site automatically detects 113 languages, it can translate it into 133 languages. For example, you can take a screenshot of the home page of a site and read the titles and abstracts in your own language. Now this technology has been integrated into the Google Translate platform.īy uploading an image to the Image tab added to the Google Translate site, you can see its translation into the language you want under the same images. Google, which has been able to read artificial intelligence-focused captions with Google Lens for a long time, has recently started to translate these texts with AI Translate. The rest is Google Lens technology.Īlthough the ChatGPT platform has become its most important competitor, Google Translate, which is still the most important player in online translation, takes the ability to read text from images one step further. For this, it will be enough to upload your picture to the Translate site. Google Translate can now translate the text on the picture.

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