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Localize visual campaigns without rebuilding the layout

Use layout-preserving translation for posters, ads, and packaging, then review and correct the result before export.

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PixLate example: Original (Russian)
🇷🇺Original (Russian)

Built for Every Team

Marketing Teams

Adapt visual campaigns for new markets without rebuilding each asset from scratch.

Ad Agencies

Move faster on multilingual variants while keeping room for human review.

E-commerce Brands

Localize product imagery and banners, then correct the assets that need a final pass.

One design, multiple languages

Compare the Russian original with translated versions of the same illustrated page. Look at how the artwork, text placement, and overall composition carry across.

Original · Russian version of the illustrated marketing example
Original · Russian
Translated · Spanish version of the illustrated marketing example
Translated · Spanish
Translated · Chinese version of the illustrated marketing example
Translated · Chinese
Translated · Swahili version of the illustrated marketing example
Translated · Swahili
Layout-first
Preserve design

Keep the composition recognizable

Reviewable
Check before export

Inspect output in the editor

Editable
Fix close misses

Correct text without restarting

Flexible
Small-team ready

Useful without a heavy studio workflow

Why layout preservation matters here

Marketing assets are already composed. The job is to translate the text without making the campaign look rebuilt from scratch, then keep the result reviewable before it ships.

Ready to localize the next campaign?

Start with a few assets and see how the workflow handles cleanup, review, and export.

No credit card required. New accounts include 5 cleanup pages and 5 translation pages.