AnyFileKit
Free PDF, image & video tools that run in your browser
pdf translation
browser-based tools
privacy-first
machine translation
document tools
no-upload
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Free PDF, image & video tools that run in your browser
AnyFileKit's PDF Translator is a browser tool that reads a PDF on your own machine, extracts the text, and sends only that text to a translation model — the file itself never leaves your computer. The translation appears paragraph-by-paragraph next to the original and can be downloaded as a web page or saved as a PDF. You get 5 pages a day free with no account; a one-time $9 pass buys 1,500 pages for 30 days. It is one of three metered AI translators on a site whose other 26 tools (compression, conversion, merging, splitting, OCR) run entirely in the browser for free.
The browser opens the PDF on your own disk and pulls the words out locally; only the extracted text goes to a translation model — no images, attachments, or copy left on a server.
Each translated paragraph sits next to its source in page order, so you can check the machine translation against the original; download the result as a web page or save it straight to PDF.
Translate into English, Simplified or Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish, Dutch, or Polish.
5 pages a day free, no email or sign-up; the allowance resets daily and a page means 3,000 characters of source text.
A $9 pass buys 1,500 pages good for 30 days, nothing renews, no card kept on file, and the daily free allowance still applies.
You are not charged for a page that fails to translate.
Companion tools include Image to Text (for extracting text from scans), PDF to Word, Merge PDF, Split PDF, and PDF to JPG — all running in the browser.
Drop in one PDF (the first file in the list is used) and pick the language you want it translated into.
Your browser opens the PDF on your own disk and pulls the words out; the file, its images, and embedded content stay put.
The extracted text is sent to a translation model in batches — nothing else about the document is transmitted.
Each translated paragraph sits next to its source in page order; download the result as a web page or save it straight to PDF.
5 pages a day free with no account or card. A one-time $9 pass adds 1,500 pages valid for 30 days and never renews. One page = 3,000 characters of source text (or one minute of audio for the audio tools); failed pages are not charged.
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5 pages a day for the PDF, Image and Video translators; resets every day; no card, no account.
$9 one-time
1,500 pages, good for 30 days; no card kept on file; the daily free allowance still applies; nothing renews; recoverable with your order number and the email you paid with.
No. Your browser pulls the text out on your own machine and only the text is sent to a translation model. The file itself, its images, and anything embedded in it never leave your computer.
5 pages a day are free with no account or card. Past that, a one-time $9 pass gives you 1,500 pages for 30 days — nothing renews. One page equals 3,000 characters of source text, and failed pages are not charged.
No. You get the text in reading order, with the original beside the translation. Tables and multi-column pages come out as running text.
No — a scan has no text in it. Run it through the Image to Text tool first, then translate what it gives you.
It is machine translation. The original stays next to the translation so you can check it.
The other 26 tools run on your own processor and cost nothing to provide. Translation runs on a model that charges per page, so it has a daily allowance and paid pages.
One page is 3,000 characters of source text, counted on AnyFileKit's side (or one minute of audio for the audio tools). You are not charged for a page that fails to translate.
There is no account to log in to — your receipt lives in the browser. Enter your order number and the email you paid with to move the pages to the current browser, or write to [email protected] if you've lost both.
