“I translated a full set of product listing graphics into Japanese without rebuilding the cards. The product shots, brand colors, and text hierarchy stayed consistent across the set.”
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AI Image Translator for Natural Text Replacement
Upload an image for free, type your target language, and let Vorla's online Image Translator replace every visible text element while preserving the original layout, colors, and composition.

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Localize Product Graphics
Localize product listing images and promotional graphics for regional storefronts while keeping packaging, colors, and composition recognizable.
Translate Menus for Guests
Turn menu photos into local-language visuals for international guests while retaining the food photography and pricing layout.
Adapt Posters for New Markets
Adapt poster headlines and supporting copy for regional campaigns while preserving the same people, products, hierarchy, and color system.
Read Comics and Screenshots
Translate dialogue for readers or instructions for support teams while keeping each line close to its original visual position.
How to Use the Image Translator
Turn embedded text into a localized visual without rebuilding the artwork.
Upload Your Image
Choose the image whose visible text you want to translate.
Enter a Target Language
Type the language you want the words translated into.
Generate and Download
Let Vorla replace the text, then save the translated image.
Translate Image Text Online Without Rebuilding the Design

Translate Text Naturally
Replace words in posters, menus, screenshots, and product graphics with phrasing that reads naturally in the target language.

Keep the Original Layout
Keep hierarchy, alignment, line breaks, colors, and composition consistent; use Add Text to Photo for manual typography adjustments.

Replace Text Cleanly
Fit translated copy into the original text areas while preserving surrounding people, products, logos, icons, and backgrounds.

Enter Your Target Language
Type the target language you need instead of working through a fixed list of presets or language pairs.
Preserve the Details That Make the Image Recognizable
Change the language while protecting the visual information around it.
Preserve Original Dimensions
Keep the source crop and dimensions as the reference, so the translated visual returns in the same overall format.
Protect Names and Codes
Retain brand names, model numbers, prices, URLs, and codes unless a recognized translation is appropriate.
Match Existing Typography
Follow the original hierarchy, line breaks, alignment, approximate font style, weight, color, and spacing.
Detect and Replace Visible Text
Identify visible text elements, translate them in context, and place each replacement back into its corresponding area.
See How Teams Localize Visuals with Vorla
“Turning our photographed menu into English took one straightforward workflow. The translated wording fit the existing layout, so the food images and prices still felt familiar to regular guests.”
“Vorla helped me localize a campaign poster while keeping the original people, spacing, and color system intact. I could focus on the message instead of rebuilding the artwork.”
“I used the Image Translator on a dialogue-heavy comic page and could follow the story immediately. The translated lines stayed close to their original panels and reading order.”
“I translated a full set of product listing graphics into Japanese without rebuilding the cards. The product shots, brand colors, and text hierarchy stayed consistent across the set.”
“Turning our photographed menu into English took one straightforward workflow. The translated wording fit the existing layout, so the food images and prices still felt familiar to regular guests.”
“Vorla helped me localize a campaign poster while keeping the original people, spacing, and color system intact. I could focus on the message instead of rebuilding the artwork.”
“I used the Image Translator on a dialogue-heavy comic page and could follow the story immediately. The translated lines stayed close to their original panels and reading order.”