Translate comics, books, and scanned pages. Keep the original layout intact.
Your projects and saved files stay local by default. PixLate only sends page images for the AI operations you run, such as cleanup and translation.
Use Cases
From manga to manuals — PixLate handles the full range of visual content.








How It Works
Four steps from original document to publication-ready translation
Upload
Drop in a PDF, image, or comic — single pages or full documents
Clean
AI removes existing text and restores the background across text regions, labels, captions, and other visual elements.
Translate
Pick your target languages. AI detects the layout, translates, and renders text back in place with matching typography.
Export
Download as PDF or images — all translated languages in one export
Frequently Asked Questions
PixLate supports PDF, JPEG, PNG, and multi-page image documents. You can upload individual images or full documents directly into the editor.
PixLate uses Gemini-powered OCR, translation, and image generation workflows tuned for layout preservation, narrative flow, and readable output. Results are often close to publication-ready, with editor tools available for manual correction when needed.
Yes! The Editor provides full control over translations. You can review, edit, and fine-tune any text before final export.
Projects and saved files stay on your device. In Chrome, you can connect a local folder so your project persists across sessions. In Safari and Firefox, projects are saved in browser-local storage and will not persist after you close the tab. For durable storage, use Chrome or the desktop app. In the desktop app, projects always live in local app storage. When you run AI cleanup or translation, the page image is sent securely for processing, but PixLate is not your cloud file storage.
PixLate supports 100+ languages including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Bengali, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and many more South Asian, East Asian, European, African, and Pacific languages.
Our AI analyzes the original document structure (text boxes, speech bubbles, captions, and graphics) then renders translated text in matching positions with appropriate typography and styling.
PixLate uses a simple credit system with no subscriptions or monthly fees. New accounts start with 5 cleanup pages and 5 translation pages so you can try the full workflow — no credit card required. After that, you only pay for what you use.
Open the Editor, import a PDF or images, pick your target language, and hit Translate. That's it. No complex setup — your first result is usually ready in under a minute.
Ready to go global?
Start with your first document for free and see results in minutes.
No credit card required. Free pages included on sign-up.








