Translate documents instantly

A free online document translator that keeps your formatting

FreeDocumentTranslator is a free online document translator that converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, LaTeX, Markdown and text files into more than 60 languages while preserving the document's structure. It runs entirely in your browser (nothing to install) and the free plan is genuinely free: sign in with Google and translate up to five documents a day.

Translating a document is easy. Translating it without wrecking the layout is the hard part. Most free tools make you copy and paste text, then hand back a wall of words with no headings, no tables and no images. FreeDocumentTranslator translates the whole file and gives you back a document, not a blob of text.

Every format you actually use

Upload PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, plain text, LaTeX or Markdown files and download the result in the original format or as PDF, Word or text. The free plan covers documents up to 30 MB and 20 pages, five times a day, with no credit card and no watermarks. Pro and Max raise the limits to 100 and 300 pages with unlimited file size.

60+ languages, with Indian languages done right

Translate between more than 60 languages, including every major Indian language: Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu, plus Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more. The source language is detected automatically, and Indic scripts are rendered with correct fonts so the output is readable on any device.

Two translation modes, one for each job

Smart Mode, the default, uses AI on Amazon Bedrock to understand your document's structure (headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, captions and inline images) and rebuilds it as a clean, readable translated document. It's ideal for ebooks, reports, study material and anything you mainly want to read.

Original Layout mode, available on Pro and Max, reproduces the source design instead: same fonts, sizes, positions and columns, with text automatically fitted when the translation runs longer than the original. Choose it for résumés, brochures, certificates, contracts and forms, where appearance matters as much as words.

Under the hood we use state-of-the-art AI language models on Amazon Bedrock for translation, with automatic fallbacks for reliability, plus Bedrock structure inference. That combination is what keeps tables as tables, lists as lists and headings as headings, in scripts as different as Latin, Devanagari and Arabic.

Fast, private and disposable by design

Documents are processed in parallel on AWS, so short files usually translate in well under a minute and long ones within a few. Files are encrypted, never used to train AI models, and never sold or shared. They're also deleted automatically (thirty minutes after translation on the free plan, five hours on paid plans), and you can delete any translation instantly with one click.

Who it's for

Students translating study material and question papers. Job-seekers localising a résumé. Small businesses preparing brochures, manuals and contracts for new markets. Researchers reading papers published in other languages. Authors releasing ebooks for readers in another script. If your work lives in documents, this tool was built for you.

Generic translators are built for sentences, not files; desktop translation suites cost hundreds of dollars and take days to learn. FreeDocumentTranslator sits in between: professional document handling, in a browser tab, free to start. Upload a document and see for yourself.