Translation

EPUB Translator is an online artificial intelligence tool that translates DRM-free EPUB books. It can convert entire books into 41 different languages, maintaining the structure including chapters, images, styles, and the table of contents. A comprehensive glossary for the entire book and summaries for each chapter help ensure consistency in names, terminology, and context. Every translation produced includes an EPUB file with only the translation and a bilingual EPUB with paragraph-by-paragraph translation, both ready for use with an EPUB reader. Users can view the first chapter for free without registering, and they can read a selected quote from the whole book before purchasing it. Pay-per-book purchases do not require a subscription; there are optional Pro and Max plans for users who need more frequent access. This tool is ideal for readers, language learners, and anyone who needs to read a DRM-free book in a different language. It works with EPUB files but does not directly translate PDFs or perform optical character recognition (OCR).

Jarq is a Mac application designed to boost productivity. It allows users to translate, shorten, correct, or rewrite text directly within any application, eliminating the need to switch tabs or perform copy and paste operations. The app includes an inline dot trigger that applies AI-driven text actions precisely at the cursor's location. Jarq also offers voice dictation functionality accessible via a hotkey. It converts spoken words into clear, properly punctuated text across all applications. The voice data remains on the device, ensuring privacy, while the text processed through the cloud is not stored or utilized for training purposes. Jarq is available either for free with daily usage limits or through a Pro plan, accessible via subscription or a one-time purchase.

Transpic is an AI-driven tool for translating images, aimed at helping individuals, content creators, marketers, e-commerce sellers, localization teams, and international businesses to expedite the translation of visual content. Users can upload images such as photos, screenshots, product graphics, manga pages, posters, menus, or scanned documents. They can then select a target language and generate a translated image without the need to manually isolate, translate, redesign, and reposition each piece of text. Unlike conventional OCR tools that merely provide plain text, Transpic identifies text areas and ensures each translated phrase is linked to its original position in the visual content. Features of products can remain adjacent to the correct icons, menu prices can stay beside the appropriate dishes, manga dialogue can be kept within the relevant speech bubbles, and document labels can maintain their alignment with original rows, columns, and sections. This enables users to comprehend and localize an image without sacrificing its visual meaning or having to reconstruct the entire design from the beginning.

Serifu is an AI tool that translates manga for readers. You can upload a raw volume in various formats such as a folder of pages, CBZ or ZIP files, PDFs, or individual images. The tool will translate each page and re-letter it in speech bubbles, in a comic font, exactly where the original text was. The Serifu application for macOS and Windows includes features like 'Retouch this page' (where text drawn on the art is removed and replaced with the translation), 'Box', and options to read and translate lines that were missed. You can adjust font, size, spacing, color, and outline for each line. The translated content can be exported in CBZ, PDF, or image formats. Pricing: 1 credit per page. New users get 5 pages for free upon signing up. Credit packs start at $5.99 for 100 pages. Credits do not expire, and there is no subscription required.

Streva is a macOS application that uses AI for translation and dictation. It seamlessly integrates into any app, eliminating the need to copy and paste between different tools. This tool can convert speech to text at a speed of up to 220 words per minute. It understands the intent and tone, producing natural and contextually appropriate writing. Streva supports over 100 languages and adjusts its formatting according to the application being used. There is a free plan that allows for 2,000 words per week, and a paid Pro plan that offers unlimited dictation.

The Google Thing Translator site enables users to employ their phone's camera to convert physical objects from one language to another. It leverages artificial intelligence to recognize items and then translates the text on these objects into the desired language. Additionally, it offers users the option to save and share their translations.