Bilingual PDF translator
Translate your PDF.
Keep both languages in view.
Create a bilingual PDF with the original page on the left and its translation on the right. Check wording and page context without switching files.
Document example
The original and translation stay together
Illustrative page pair. The download places the original page on the left and its translated counterpart on the right.
Field assessment report
Key finding
All readings stayed within the expected range. The baseline value remained stable across three measurements.
See Appendix A for the measurement method and calibration date.
现场评估报告
关键发现
所有读数均在预计范围内。基准值在连续三次测量中保持稳定。
有关测量方法和校准日期，请参阅附录 A。
How it works
A direct path from upload to readable PDF.
- 01
Upload your PDF
Choose a paper, report, or scanned document. OCR runs when the pages are image-based.
- 02
Keep bilingual output selected
The bilingual option is selected for you. You can switch to a translated copy or request both.
- 03
Compare and download
Each original page is paired with its translation so you can check terms and page context.
Before you upload
Questions about this workflow.
What is the bilingual page layout?
Each original page appears beside the corresponding translated page in a landscape PDF. The result is intended for reading and comparison.
Can I also download a translated-only PDF?
Yes. Choose Both versions before you start to receive both downloads when the task finishes.
Will links and annotations still work?
The side-by-side file embeds page content. Interactive links and annotations from the original PDF may not survive this layout conversion.
PDFs can be up to 50 MB and 100 pages. Your entire document must fit your remaining page allowance. Compare plans.
Bilingual PDF translator