Top 5 online services to translate documents
#1 – Translation Services USA
TSU is an award-winning language translation agency that translates documents in over 700 languages. Besides usual suspects such as English, Spanish, Portuguese, TSU also supports rare and obscure languages such as Sanskrit, Latin, Venda, and Tibetan. All in all, it is the best choice to translate any document into virtually ANY language.
#2 – DocTranslator
DocTranslator.com – is an automatic document translation tool that converts any PDF, Word or Excel file into over 100 languages. Built with simplicity in mind, this tool offers the lowest prices on Earth starting as low as $0.001/word. That’s 60 times cheaper than the most competitive rate offered by humans living in the most obscure and cheapest part of the world.
#3 – Google Translate
We love Google Translate because it is a truly free and reliable online document translation tool. It supports an array for different document formats: .doc, .docx, .odf, .pdf, .ppt, .pptx, .ps, .rtf, .txt, .xls, or .xls and works with files update to 10 Mb in size.
#4 – Yandex Translate
This is another great online translation tool for automatic document translation. Powered by Russian made search engine company Yandex, they own language translation processor supports around 100 languages and claims to conquer neural network quality translations.
With a 5Mb file limit, it is enough to translate a document up to 50 pages long. In our test, when we tried to upload a small 4.8Mb file, we’ve received an error.
#5 – Open Spot
Our research didn’t bring up another decent option to translate documents online. Do you know of any? Leave the comment below.
What is the most accurate translator?
If you refer to automatic machine translation tools, we would rank them as follows:
- Google Translate ($20 per million characters)
- DeepL ($25 per million characters)
- Microsoft Translate ($10 per million characters)
- Yandex Translate ($15 per million characters)
- Amazon Translate ($15 per million characters)