File, Image, and Long-Text Translation

[Translation] It can handle text entered directly, and you can also upload images or documents. Images are first run through text recognition, while documents are processed according to format and content; history items can be favorited, reopened, and reused.

Translation is part of the content workflow: first confirm the input materials, then standardize terminology and check the final deliverable.

Choose an input method

Material	Recommended practice	Key checks
Short text	Paste directly	Tone, proper nouns, context
Screenshot or scan	Upload an image and use OCR	Check for misread characters, tables, and numbers
Long document	Upload file	Heading hierarchy, paragraphs, footnotes, and formatting
Markdown	Check using the preview	Whether links, code blocks, and markup are preserved

Example: short text translation

Choose [Auto-detect] as the source language and [English] as the target language. Enter the Chinese text and click [Translate]. After the result appears, first verify the key meanings of terms like “gray release,” “monitoring metrics,” and “rollback process,” then copy it or save it to notes.

① Keep the original text on the left; ② show the translation on the right. Before delivery, check gray release, monitoring metrics, and rollback procedures item by item.

What to check after the result comes out

Check item	Example
Key meaning	“Gray release” should not be translated literally based only on the word “gray”
Proper nouns	Keep product names, team names, and feature names consistent
Numbers and conditions	Dates, percentages, amounts, and negatives must not be omitted
Tone	Notices, contracts, and marketing copy should each use an appropriate tone

Short text can be checked sentence by sentence; for files and long documents, first spot-check headings, tables, numbers, and repeated terms, then decide whether to deliver the whole piece.

Translation steps

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1. Confirm the source and target languages first

Auto-detection is suitable for mixed or unknown languages; for formal materials such as contracts and technical documents, manually confirm the language to reduce misjudgment.

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2. Choose a translation method

Use the configured model when context, tone, and terminology consistency are needed; for ordinary short sentences, you can choose a lighter-weight method. The available options depend on the current page.

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3. Check by segment

First check names, numbers, dates, negatives, and units. For image translation, also verify the OCR results; if recognition is wrong, the later translation will be wrong too.

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4. Favorite or reuse the result

In [History], view, favorite, and reuse translations. Before formal delivery, save the glossary and manual revisions in the project materials.

Use case: preparing multilingual product materials

First compile the product names, feature names, and terms that must not be rewritten into a single reference document. Upload the Chinese manual, translate one chapter first and confirm the terminology, then process the full text; upload promotional images separately for OCR translation. Afterward, put the confirmed terms and translations into the project working directory so the Agent can uniformly check headings, links, and numbers, but do not let it rewrite legal statements on its own.

Medical, legal, financial, and safety-related content requires review by professionals. Automatic translation can improve efficiency, but it cannot replace review by a responsible human.