TranslateImage
Translates text in images across 130+ languages while preserving original layouts, fonts, and designs in 10-30 seconds. Supports product photos, manga, documents, and screenshots with 98% layout accuracy and specialized modes for e-commerce, comics, and batch processing. Trusted by 100,000+ users for localizing product images, translating manga, and creating multilingual marketing content without design software.
TranslateImage is an AI-powered platform that translates text within images across 130+ languages while automatically preserving original layouts, fonts, colors, and designs. The tool processes images—including product photos, manga, documents, screenshots, and marketing materials—in 10-30 seconds with 98% layout accuracy and 99% translation accuracy, eliminating the need for manual design work or Photoshop. It features specialized modes for e-commerce (Amazon, Shopify, eBay listings), manga and comics (with speech bubble and vertical text detection), and batch processing of up to 50 images at once, making it suitable for e-commerce managers localizing product catalogs, manga readers accessing raw translations, and marketing teams creating multilingual ad creatives. The platform includes OCR text extraction, text removal capabilities, and a public API in beta for developers, with support for multiple AI models including GPT-4o, Claude Opus, Gemini, and Grok. TranslateImage prioritizes security with encrypted uploads, automatic deletion after processing, and zero data retention—images are never used for AI training. Trusted by 100,000+ users processing 700,000+ images daily, it offers a free tier with 20 daily credits, paid plans starting at $9.90/month, and enterprise options with custom integrations and SLA guarantees.
[Privacy] states AI models are improved using 'anonymized data only,' but does not explicitly prohibit training on user-
[Privacy] states AI models are improved using 'anonymized data only,' but does not explicitly prohibit training on user-
Moderate risk. Suitable for internal data but avoid confidential information.
[Privacy] states AI models are improved using 'anonymized data only,' but does not explicitly prohibit training on user-uploaded images or provide a clear opt-out mechanism. The vague 'anonymized data' language and lack of explicit non-training commitment creates moderate concern.
“[Privacy] 'Improve our AI translation models (using anonymized data only)'”
[Privacy] does not explicitly address the scope of license granted by users over uploaded images or generated translations. The absence of clear IP license terms in the provided documents creates moderate concern, though the 24-hour image deletion policy suggests limited retention.
“Not found in documents — scored conservatively”
[Privacy] shares data with service providers (Stripe, Google Analytics, 'AI translation providers') but lacks detail on Data Processing Agreements or sub-processor controls. The reference to 'AI translation providers' is vague and no sub-processor list is published, creating moderate concern.
“[Privacy] 'Service Providers: Third parties that perform services on our behalf (payment processing, hosting, analytics)' and 'AI translation providers for image processing'”
[Privacy] provides explicit, clear retention periods: uploaded images deleted within 24 hours, translation history retained 90 days by default, account data retained until deletion, and users can request deletion anytime. This meets enterprise-friendly standards.
“[Privacy] 'Uploaded images: Deleted within 24 hours of processing' and 'Translation history: Retained for 90 days by default' and 'You may request deletion of your data at any time'”
[Privacy] does not explicitly state who owns generated translations or uploaded images, nor does it clarify whether the vendor claims any license rights to outputs. The absence of clear IP ownership language creates moderate concern.
“Not found in documents — scored conservatively”
[Privacy] mentions 'SSL/TLS encryption,' 'regular security audits,' and 'access controls' but provides no formal compliance certifications (SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA). No trust page, DPA, or formal security documentation is referenced.
“[Privacy] 'SSL/TLS encryption for data in transit' and 'Regular security audits' — but no formal certifications mentioned”
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