Translate Word Document from Chinese (Traditional) to English

Your Word document comes back as a .docx in English, with its styles, tables and images untouched.

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What to expect

Your Word document comes back as a .docx in English, with its styles, tables and images untouched.

Scroll through once to check page breaks and table cells where the English text runs longer.

Translating from Chinese (Traditional)

Chinese doesn't mark tense or plural on words, so the translation infers them from context. Documents from Taiwan and Hong Kong can use different terms for the same thing; both are recognised.

Decimal point. Large numbers are often expressed in units of 萬 (10,000) in text. Dates are written year first (2026年10月14日).

Traditional characters are used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. Hong Kong usage differs from Taiwan in some vocabulary.

How it works

  1. Drop your Word document with the source on Chinese (Traditional) or Auto-detect.
  2. Check the page count and credit cost, then press Translate.
  3. Download the English file. Signed-in users also find it in History for 7 days.

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Not a certified translation

Machine translation, not a certified or sworn translation. If your document goes to an authority, check what it requires first.

Certified, sworn or machine translation: which one do you need?

Questions

How much does it cost to translate a Word document from Chinese (Traditional) to English?

A credit covers up to 500 words of the original Chinese (Traditional) text, and the exact cost is shown before you confirm. You get 100 free pages without an account and 500 more when you sign up.

Will the English Word document keep its layout?

format-pages.json layout.summary for this format

Can I translate from English to Chinese (Traditional) too?

Yes. Swap the languages with the arrows next to the language pickers. All 60 languages work in both directions.