DeepL
Translation8.6Machine translation for 30+ languages, with glossaries and document files
- Price
- $10.49/mo
- Free plan
- Yes
- API
- Yes
Translating a document with AI is a different job from translating a sentence.
The file has to come back with its layout, its tables and its footnotes in place, your product names have to be rendered the same way in every file, and in most companies the text cannot be retained by the vendor afterwards.
That combination is what separates a document translator from a free web translator.
The practical limits are worth knowing before you choose: paid plans meter monthly document translations rather than words, entry tiers often allow five files a month, and only the higher tiers return a file you can edit rather than a read-only copy.
File size caps of 10 to 30 MB matter for image-heavy PDFs. Scanned documents remain the weak point everywhere, since the text has to be recognized before it can be translated.
DeepL is the answer for Word, PowerPoint and PDF files: the layout survives, glossaries keep your terminology fixed, and paid plans delete the text right after translation.
Machine translation for 30+ languages, with glossaries and document files
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This is the limit people hit first. Entry plans commonly allow five files a month and top tiers a hundred. Count your real volume before comparing headline prices.
Some plans return a locked copy. If a translator or a colleague has to correct the result, you need the tier that gives back a working document.
Product names, legal terms and units must be identical across every file and every colleague. A glossary enforces that; re-prompting a general assistant does not.
For contracts, HR files and anything regulated, require a written statement that text is deleted after translation and excluded from training, and check which country law applies.
Entry price is the cheapest paid plan on monthly billing. Every listing shows the date its pricing page was checked.
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Ask another questionDeepL, for Word, PowerPoint and PDF files in around thirty languages, with the layout preserved and a glossary that keeps terminology consistent across a team.
Yes. Document translators rebuild the file with its layout intact. Scanned PDFs are the exception, since the text has to be recognized first and the result is less reliable.
It is metered by plan, not by word count. Entry tiers commonly allow five files a month, mid tiers around twenty and top tiers a hundred, with file size caps between 10 and 30 MB.
On a paid plan that states immediate deletion and no training, yes. Free web translators generally retain what you submit, which rules them out for contracts and personal data.
Yes, with a glossary. You pin the source term and its translation, and the tool applies it in every document, which is the only reliable way to keep product and legal terms fixed.
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