Translate PNG images
Translate the text in screenshots, infographics, diagrams, charts, and transparent logos into more than 200 languages and get the same PNG back, with layout, transparency, and pixel dimensions unchanged.
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PNG Translate Overview
qlot translates the text in your PNG screenshots, exported diagrams, and cut-out logos while keeping the layout, icons, and transparent background in place. The download is a PNG at the upload's exact pixel size, greyscale or RGB as the source was, with its colour profile intact.
AI vision reads each button label, menu item, dialog message, and chart annotation, translates it with the whole screen or diagram as context, and sets the result back in its original position, approximating the original typography and colours. Text sitting on a transparent background is set back onto the same transparent background.
Built for app store screenshots, help-centre guides, architecture diagrams, dashboard charts, and infographics where flat colour and crisp text edges must survive without compression artefacts. A palette or 16-bit PNG is accepted and comes back as a standard 8-bit PNG, truecolour for colour sources and greyscale for greyscale sources.
Image-aware AI translation
Reads tooltips, error messages, and axis titles with the whole screen or chart as context, so each is translated in its role.
Original look retained
Toolbars, icons, fills, and chart lines are regenerated in their original positions, with translated text set back where it was and the original colours approximated.
Global language coverage
One UI capture can come back in several target languages at once, chosen from more than 200 source and target languages shown in the selectors.
Streamlined processing
No need to retake the screenshot in every locale: upload the PNG, choose languages, and download the translated capture.
Fast turnaround
Reading, translating, and regenerating the capture happen in one automated pass, so the translated PNG is ready to download without a manual retouching step.
Alpha transparency kept
Cut-out logos and icons keep their transparent background in the delivered PNG, at the same pixel size.
Translate your PNG image in three simple steps
Upload your PNG image
Drop the .png you captured or exported onto the page, or browse for it on your device.
Translate PNG image
Select the language of the screen or diagram and the languages to translate it into.
Download your translated PNG image
Receive a PNG at the original size, with transparency and colour profile intact.
What stays intact
Keep your terminology consistent
Add your team's terms once and qlot applies them across your PNG images, from product names to signage and labels.
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- 계약 당사자the Parties
- 売上高revenue
- 结算settlement
- Rechnunginvoice
- essai cliniqueclinical trial
- desplieguedeployment
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about translating PNG images with qlot.
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Contact us01Will a transparent logo still be transparent after translation?
Yes, when the PNG is transparent through an alpha channel or a palette entry: the delivered PNG is transparent too, so the translated wordmark can be placed over any background at the same pixel size.
02How are buttons, menus, and dialog text handled in screenshots?
AI vision reads the interface text and translates it with the whole screen as context, so the wording suits the role of each control rather than being handled line by line, then sets it back in the same position.
Since the screenshot is regenerated rather than patched pixel by pixel, fine detail such as a drop shadow may be re-rendered, but toolbars, icons, and flat colour areas come back recognisably the same.
03What happens to a 16-bit or palette PNG?
Both are accepted. Output is 8-bit per channel, so a 16-bit PNG or an indexed-colour PNG is returned as a standard 8-bit PNG at the original width and height: truecolour for colour sources, greyscale for greyscale sources.
The embedded colour profile is kept, and transparency is kept when it comes from an alpha channel or a palette entry, so a cut-out logo saved as an indexed PNG still comes back transparent.
04Which PNG uploads are declined or fail?
Animated PNG (APNG) and images whose shorter side is under 256 pixels are declined before any charge. Images without readable text, and extremely tall or wide captures of around 3:1 or more like a full-page scroll or banner, are not processed and nothing is charged.
One still image is processed per upload, so split a scrolling-page capture into screen-height pieces and upload each one.
05How many languages, and what does a single screenshot cost?
More than 200 source and target languages are available, and the selectors show what you can choose; one screenshot can go to several target languages in a single upload.
Each image counts as one page, so a full-screen capture and a small dialog box cost the same, and an upload that is declined or fails costs nothing.
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