AI Image Translation, Smart and Fully Editable

Google Translate and DeepL tell you what a picture says, but they don't hand you a picture you can use. In PicReplace the translation is editable text: change the wording, the font or where it sits, and lay the picture out again. If a line reads wrong, have the AI translate it again; the original lettering is erased, the background behind it repaired, and the font matched to the original. Got a whole set? Drop them in together, then export the original text and the translations as an Excel sheet.

Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP, paste one with Ctrl+V, or take a photo on your phone. Pick one of 214 languages and a mode, and translation starts on its own; the source language is detected for you. In Editable Text you can then click any line to change it. Compare with the original, then download PNG, JPG or WebP.

That depends on the mode. AI Auto repaints the lettered areas themselves, so the layout, the style of the lettering and the background come back almost perfectly. Editable Text erases the original with an algorithm, repairs the background in your browser and sets the translation back in with the closest font from the library, keeping the weight, colour and outline; longer lines shrink and re-wrap to fit. It works best on plain or simple backgrounds; on busy textures, the Fix erase brush cleans up any trace of the old text.

Yes, in Editable Text. Every line becomes a text box: change the wording, font, size, colour, spacing or alignment, drag it somewhere else, add a box of your own or put the original back, and undo any step. AI Auto gives you a repainted picture instead, so its words can't be edited as text; ask again, or mark an area to change just that part.

Yes, the image translator runs on free credits. In Editable Text, reading a picture and translating it into one language takes 40 credits, so 100 credits cover two pictures. Adding another language to a picture you've already translated takes 10 more, the same as choosing it at the start. An AI Auto version takes 100 credits on Default or 60 on Budget. Changing the wording, repairing the background and downloading cost nothing.

Any of 214 languages, which is every language our translation providers offer, from English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Spanish to Swahili, Welsh and Hawaiian. Regional forms such as Brazilian Portuguese and Canadian French are listed separately, and Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu are set right to left. Each run translates into one language. To add another, pick it in the editor and it opens in its own tab.

Yes. In Editable Text, open the Glossary and add them to Never translate, or use Always translate as to set a term's wording in each language. You can keep up to 200 rules. They stay in your browser for your next pictures, and you can import or export them as Excel, CSV or JSON. AI Auto doesn't use the glossary.

Yes. Add several pictures together and they wait in the Images list. Each one is read, translated and charged only when you open it, and the pictures before it help keep names and terms consistent. When you're done, Export all puts every finished picture into one ZIP.

Google Cloud Vision reads the text, and Google Gemini looks at the whole picture and translates it. Microsoft Azure and DeepL are the fallbacks. AI Auto versions are painted by a model on fal.ai. Each service gets only what its call needs, and we don't keep your picture afterwards.