Drop a file in.Get it back translated.

For Word, Excel and PowerPoint, yes in nearly every case: we replace the words inside the file and leave styles, tables, images and charts untouched. Translations can run longer than the original, so check tight text boxes and narrow columns. Text formats like TXT, Markdown, CSV, JSON and subtitles keep their exact structure. PDFs are the hard case: we write each translated block back into its original box and shrink the font when needed, which works well for business documents and less well for magazine-style layouts. That is why every PDF also comes with an editable DOCX.

Word (DOCX), Excel (XLSX), PowerPoint (PPTX), PDFs with selectable text, plain text, Markdown, CSV, SRT and VTT subtitles, JSON and YAML (values only, keys stay) and HTML. Files can be up to 50 MB, 300 pages or 100,000 words. Scanned PDFs and photos of documents are not supported yet; reading text from images is planned for a later release. Older .doc, .xls and .ppt files need to be saved in the newer format first.

60 languages at launch, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi and most European languages. You can leave the source on Auto-detect. We add languages only after checking the translation quality ourselves.

Your upload is deleted as soon as the translation is finished. The translated file is kept for 7 days if you are signed in (so you can download it again from History) or 24 hours if you are not, then deleted automatically. You can press Delete now at any time. Your text is translated by a third-party AI provider. The provider may use submitted content to improve its models, and it is not covered by zero data retention, so please don't upload confidential documents, and remove personal details you don't need translated. Our logs and analytics never contain your document text.

You can translate 100 pages free without an account, and a free account adds 500 more pages. A page is up to 500 words of the original text, and the exact cost is shown before you confirm. Free accounts can translate up to 100 pages a day. Paid plans are coming soon; there is nothing to buy today, and failed jobs never use credits.

No. You can drop a file and translate up to 100 pages straight away. A free account (sign in with a link sent to your email, no password) gives you 500 extra pages, a History of your translations for 7 days, and batch upload of up to 10 files.

Usually not on its own. DropTranslate is machine translation, and authorities often have their own rules about who must translate a document and how it is signed. Use it to understand what a document says or to prepare a draft, and check the receiving authority's instructions before you submit anything. See the note below.

Modern AI translation is good at everyday and business language, but it still makes mistakes, especially with names, numbers in sentences, specialist terms and very short or ambiguous text. For anything important, have someone who reads the target language check it.

The limit is 50 MB, 300 pages or 100,000 words per file. Split long documents into parts (for example by chapter) and translate them one at a time. Free accounts can translate up to 100 pages a day.

No credits are used for a failed job. You'll see what went wrong, for example a password-protected or scanned file, and can try again with a different version of the file.

We share a daily capacity across all free users. When it is used up, your file waits in the queue and is translated after the daily reset at 00:00 UTC. You won't be charged twice, and signed-in users find the finished file in History.