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For birth certificates, transcripts, bank statements and other documents you hand in. The same page comes back in the language you need, with stamps, signatures and codes where they were.

Original: page 2 of a sample Brazilian transcript in Portuguese, shown below the line.Translation: the same page in English, shown above the line.
Brazilian transcript, Portuguese to English. A sample with the contents Brazil requires on a university transcript. The school, names, numbers and stamps are invented, and the scan is simulated.
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Your first 5 pages are free. No card needed.

A PDF of up to 20 pages and 50 MB. Scans work too.

The document's own language is detected.

What it costs

After your 5 free pages, $0.90 a page, or a monthly plan.

Add a PDF first.

See it on a sample page.

Above the line is the translation, below it the original. Drag the round handle to move the line; tap a note to go to its place on the page.

Original: the sample Mexican birth certificate in Spanish, shown below the line.Translation: the same certificate in English, shown above the line.

Electronic identifier

same 20 digits

OriginalCERD940317MJCRBNA8TranslationCERD940317MJCRBNA8

Same 18 characters, in the same place.

Mexican birth certificate, Spanish to English. A sample made to Mexico's official birth certificate format. The names, numbers and stamp are invented, and the scan is simulated.

Edit any sentence online.

If a word isn't the one your office uses, change it. You can undo a change, and both downloads include your edits.

A course title on the sample Brazilian transcript, changed in the online editor. The wait while the page is set again is cut from this clip.
  1. Click a sentence in the translation.
  2. The original and the translation light up together.
  3. Type the change.
  4. The page is laid out again around it.

What stays as it was

Every piece of text is either translated or left as it was. Nothing is taken off the page.

Scanned pages

Scans and photos saved as PDF are read from the image. Only the words are replaced: the English below sits on the same scan, with its watermark, and you get a page back, not plain text.

QR codes and barcodes

QR codes, barcodes and verification codes are left exactly as they are, so they still scan.

The lower left of the translated Mexican birth certificate: the note [Watermark: CIVIL REGISTRY.] beside the scan's REGISTRO CIVIL watermark, the QR code, the validation number and its barcode.

Stamps and signatures

Stamps and signatures keep the original's pixels. Text you can read in a stamp is given as a translator's note, like [Stamp: SAMPLE.] here.

The stamp, the translator's note [Stamp: SAMPLE.] and the start of the signature on the translated Mexican birth certificate.

Mexican birth certificate, Spanish to English. A sample made to Mexico's official birth certificate format. The names, numbers and stamp are invented, and the scan is simulated.

Tables and columns

The translation goes back into the same cells, rows and columns. Each Chinese row name stays on the line of its figures, and negatives keep their parentheses, as in (7,010.0).

Here the middle of the page is cut out, so the row names and their figures fit on the screen.

US government financial statement, English to Simplified Chinese. Page 64 of the Financial Statements of the United States Government for fiscal years 2025 and 2024, published by the Treasury's Bureau of the Fiscal Service in March 2026. A US government work; the translation is ours.

A second review on every page

An AI model translates the document. Before delivery, a second model from another provider reviews each page for meaning, numbers and names. A page whose review did not finish is marked.

Pay per page, or by the month.

A page is one PDF page, scanned or digital, and a translation takes every page of the file. Every account starts with 5 free pages.

Free

$0

5 pages, once

Every account gets them at sign-up. No card, no watermark, and they never expire.

Pay as you go

$0.90a page

10 to 200 pages at a time

Bought pages never expire.

Total$9.00

Plus

$19a month

About $0.19 a page

100 pages a month

Plan pages last until the end of the paid month. They don't carry over.

Pro

$59a month

About $0.12 a page

500 pages a month

Plan pages last until the end of the paid month. They don't carry over.

Plan pages are used first, then free pages, then bought pages. If a translation fails, every page it took comes back to your balance.

Prices in US dollars. Tax is calculated at checkout for your region; Paddle handles payment. A PDF of up to 20 pages and 50 MB.

Questions

Not answered here? Write to us at contact@langto.ai.

Can you translate a scanned document?

Yes. Scans and photos saved as PDF are read from the image. Only the words are replaced; the rest of the scan stays, and you get a page back, not plain text.

Will stamps and signatures change?

No. Stamps, signatures, QR codes and barcodes keep the original's pixels. Text you can read in a stamp is translated as a translator's note.

Can I change the translation?

Yes. Click any sentence on the translated page, change it, and the page is laid out again. You can undo a change, then download the translation alone or side by side with the original.

How are pages counted?

One PDF page is one page, scanned or digital, and every page of the file is translated. A PDF can have up to 20 pages and 50 MB; split a longer one and upload the parts.

How do the free pages work?

Every account gets 5 free pages once, at sign-up. They never expire, need no card and carry no watermark.

Is my file safe?

Your file and its translation are deleted 30 days after upload, or sooner if you delete them. They are not used to train AI models.

How long does it take?

A one-page document usually takes a few minutes; a long one can take up to an hour. You can close the page; we email you when it's ready.

Will the office accept it?

That depends on the office. LangTo is not a certified translation; if yours asks for one, a certified translator can review and sign it.

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