Set the voice once, for the whole book
Describe the register, for example formal or literary. It applies to every chapter, so the tone does not drift by chapter twelve.
Translate a whole EPUB book at once. Say what you need in plain English. Chapters, the contents page and the title are translated, and the design stays as it is.
Drop your EPUB file here
Up to 2 MB, five files a day. Nothing to install, no account.
Describe the register, for example formal or literary. It applies to every chapter, so the tone does not drift by chapter twelve.
A glossary keeps character names, places and invented terms identical from the first page to the last.
Lite for a draft to read through, Standard for a book you plan to publish. Chosen per upload.
AI Glot reads each chapter, the contents page and the book's title and description, then repackages the book the way e-readers expect it, with its language label updated. The cover, images, fonts and styles are not touched.
AI Glot reads the file and separates the text from the structure. It then tells you how much there is to translate, before anything runs.
No column mapping and no configuration screen. Write what you need, then read the plan it produced. If it misread you, say so and it plans again.
Translate into German and Spanish. Keep product names in English, use our glossary, and make the copy sound natural for e-commerce.
One file comes back, translated. It goes straight back where it came from, and a diff shows only the values that changed.
Four jobs that come up again and again. Each one is one upload and one sentence.
Translate a whole manuscript in one job, chapter by chapter, and read the result in an e-reader the same day.
Headings, lists and footnote links inside chapters come back in place, so the book keeps its structure.
A workbook published as an ebook goes to a new audience without rebuilding it from the source files.
Product documentation in EPUB gets the same glossary as the rest of your localisation.
More than 25 formats, each with a workflow built around its own structure.
Word (DOCX)
Translate Word documents with headings, tables, footnotes and formatting kept exactly where they were.
HTML
Translate HTML pages, templates and emails with the tags, classes and scripts left exactly as they were.
Markdown (MD)
Translate Markdown and MDX docs, READMEs and blog posts with code, links and front matter kept intact.