PDF · DOCX · PPTX · SRT · VTT · JSON · YAML · MD
Pick a source and target language, upload your document, subtitles or i18n file, and download the same file back — translated, with its layout, timing and placeholders intact.
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{
"cart.title": "Your cart",
"cart.items": "{count} items",
"greeting": "Hi, %s!"
}{
"cart.title": "Giỏ hàng",
"cart.items": "{count} sản phẩm",
"greeting": "Chào %s!"
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Pick the language your file is in — or let it be detected — and the language you need.
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Drop in a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file, a subtitle track, an i18n file or Markdown.
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Get the same format back with the layout intact, ready to review, edit or ship.
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Copy-pasting into a translator strips structure. 2Translate works on the file itself, so only the words change.
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Headings, tables, lists, slide layouts and styles are rebuilt around the translated text instead of flattened.
Variables like {name}, %s and {{count}}, HTML tags and ICU plural blocks are kept byte-for-byte.
Subtitle cues keep their numbers and timestamps, so the translated track lines up with the video.
The whole document is used as context, so terms stay consistent from the first page to the last.
DOCX in, DOCX out. JSON in, valid JSON out. No conversions, no re-importing into another tool.
The output is a normal file you can open, edit and hand to a reviewer — useful when accuracy really matters.
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Send a client a proposal, report or deck in their language without spending an afternoon re-formatting it.
Turn en.json into vi.json, de.yaml or ja.json with keys and placeholders untouched — a first pass ready for review.
Read papers, lecture slides and course material in your own language while keeping figures and structure in place.
Translate menus, price sheets, manuals and video subtitles for customers who speak another language.
Status: in development
We're building the file pipeline format by format and testing it against real documents, subtitle tracks and i18n files. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when the first version is ready here on 2translate.org.
In the meantime, our guides cover how to translate files yourself without breaking them.
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Not yet. We're building it now and this site is where it will launch. There are no accounts and nothing to pay for today; join the waitlist on this page and we'll email you when it's ready.
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, SRT and VTT subtitles, JSON and YAML localization files, and Markdown. You upload one of those and download the same format back, translated.
That is a core design goal. Keys are never translated, and tokens such as {name}, {{count}}, %s, %1$d and ICU plural or select blocks are protected so only the human-readable text changes. You should still run your app's tests on the result.
Yes. Cue numbers and timestamps are copied as-is; only the text lines are translated. Because some languages run longer, very long lines are flagged so you can tighten them before publishing.
For drafts, internal documents, studying and many app strings, AI translation is often a solid starting point. For legal, medical, marketing or anything published under your name, have a fluent human review it. Our guide on machine vs human translation goes into detail.
The product isn't live, so no files are collected today; the only thing this site stores is what you enter in the waitlist form. When it launches, the privacy page will describe exactly how uploads are processed and how long they're kept before deletion.
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· i18n
A practical checklist for translating a website or app into another language — code readiness, formats, fonts, tone, SEO and testing — with the specific details that matter for Vietnamese.
· translation
An honest comparison of AI/machine translation and professional human translation — where each works, where each fails, and how to pick the right level of review for your document.
· subtitles
A practical guide to translating SRT and WebVTT subtitle files: what the format looks like, why timestamps must not change, and how to keep translated lines short enough to read.