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Translate documents online with our free document translator. Upload a Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, TXT, or Markdown file and download it in your chosen language. Keep supported formatting, including headings, lists, and tables. Translate 1 document free each day, with no signup or software required.

Free uses left today: —No account requiredSupported formatting preserved249 languages

Document Translation, Before and After

Translate the words while keeping your document easy to read. This example shows a short English report translated into Spanish.

English original

Project overview

Clear communication brings a team together.

MilestoneDate
First review12 October

Spanish translation

Resumen del proyecto

Una comunicación clara une a un equipo.

HitoFecha
Primera revisión12 de octubre

Why Choose Our Free Document Translator?

A simple document translation tool with no software to install or complicated settings.

One Free Document Daily

Translate one document each day with the same file limits as paid use: up to 25 MB and 50,000 source words. No subscription or payment required.

Supported Formatting Preserved

Keep Word styles, tables, links, and images. Slide text can fit its box, and ordinary spreadsheet rows expand for longer translations.

Six Document Formats

Translate Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, TXT, and Markdown. Mixed PDFs keep image-only pages while translating selectable text.

Downloads Without Watermarks

Download the original format or a readable Word copy when the layout cannot fit. No watermarks or extra download charges.

No Account Required

Try your free document without registering. Sign in to add credits and translate more as you need them.

Private, Temporary Processing

Original files stay on your device. Finished translated downloads are saved privately and available for 24 hours.

How Our Document Translator Works

Four clear steps from your original document to a translated download.

Choose Your Document

Select a Word, text-based PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, TXT, or Markdown file up to 25 MB.

Choose a Language

Select your target language and review the source word count and exact price before starting.

Translate Your Document

Translate your document into your chosen language while keeping supported formatting.

Download Your Result

Save your translated document within 24 hours. Review the wording and formatting before using it.

Made for Document Workflows

Prepare documents for everyday reading, study, business, and publishing.

Everyday Documents

Read letters, notes, and personal documents in a language that works for you.

Spreadsheets & Presentations

Translate slides and spreadsheet text. Formula-dependent labels stay unchanged; unsafe references are caught before translation.

Study & Research

Translate study materials and research notes, then review terminology in context.

Technical Documentation

Translate Markdown prose while keeping code, links, and document structure intact.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers about document formats, languages, pricing, and privacy.

Is Document-Translator.com free?

Yes. Translate one document each day without signing up. Free and paid files have the same limits: 25 MB, 50,000 source words, 300 PDF pages, or 300 PowerPoint slides. The daily allowance resets at midnight UTC, subject to availability. Eligible new verified accounts also receive one permanent bonus credit, separate from the daily allowance.

Do I need to create an account?

No account is needed for your daily free document. Sign in to use prepaid credits, select paid batches of up to 100 files, create an API key, and access recent translations across devices. Each file is priced separately.

Which document formats and sizes are supported?

Upload DOCX, PDF, PPTX, XLSX, UTF-8 TXT, or Markdown (.md/.markdown), up to 25 MB, 50,000 source words, and 400,000 extracted characters. PDFs allow 300 pages; PowerPoint allows 300 slides. Limits are checked before translation. Password-protected files, macros, and embedded programs are not supported. Save older .doc, .ppt, or .xls files in their newer format first.

Will the formatting stay the same?

Word keeps supported styles, tables, links, and images. PowerPoint preserves slides and fits translated text where possible. Excel wraps ordinary text cells and expands rows, while preserving explicit row heights and merged cells. Markdown keeps syntax, code, and links; TXT keeps line breaks. PDF text reflows. Review long text and complex layouts before use.

Will translation change my spreadsheet calculations?

In Excel downloads, text used by formulas, table headers, numbers, and dates stays unchanged. Other text is translated. When references cannot be checked safely, we provide a Word reading copy with cell addresses and saved values or original formulas. Formulas are never run in a reading copy.

Can I translate a PDF with scanned pages?

A mixed PDF can contain both selectable text and image-only pages. We translate the selectable text and keep image-only pages unchanged. Text inside scans and images is not translated. Entirely scanned PDFs need OCR first. Image-heavy PDFs may exceed the browser’s memory limits even below the file-size limit.

Does Document-Translator.com add watermarks?

No. Document-Translator.com does not add watermarks, logos, or “translated by” text to your downloaded documents. This applies to both free and paid translations.

Which languages are supported?

The target-language menu includes 249 languages and regional variants, listed below. Search by name or open the dropdown to choose one. Your document’s source language is detected automatically.

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  • Yucatec Maya
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  • Zulu

You can also type a language name directly. Translation quality varies by language, especially for less widely used languages. Review names, numbers, and specialist terms before using a translated document.

How many credits does a document use?

One credit translates one document within the source-file limits: 25 MB, 50,000 words, 300 PDF pages, or 300 PowerPoint slides. A batch uses one credit per document. Choosing another target language starts a new translation. The daily free document uses no credits; downloading again or choosing a supported export adds no charge. Translated text can grow without using another credit.

Are my original documents uploaded?

Your original file and filename stay on your device. Extracted text is sent for translation. The finished translated file, including any retained images, is saved privately for 24 hours so you can download it again. Keep the original if you close the page before your translated file is ready.

What happens if a translation fails?

Unrecoverable sections stay in their original language and the result is labeled partial. Gaps of at most 5% and 100 source words use the normal credit if no critical error is detected. Larger gaps or critical errors release the credit. If file export fails, a text download is available.

How long can I access my results?

Saved translations are available for 24 hours after completion, with the exact deadline shown beside each result. Download directly from your account or restored results without selecting the original again. If you closed the page before the file was saved, reselect the original to finish it without another charge. Removing a translation deletes its text and saved downloads early.

Can I download a translated PDF directly?

Yes. DOCX, PDF, TXT, and Markdown translations offer all four formats. PowerPoint and Excel offer the original format, Word, and TXT. If the original layout cannot stay readable, we offer a Word reading copy. PDF text can reflow. Additional downloads never use another credit.

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