Browser-based PDF translation
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Upload a German text-layer PDF, translate to English, and download — helpful for EU compliance docs and technical manuals.
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Set German as source, English as target, then export the PDF.

Start with a German text-layer PDF from compliance packs, manuals, or vendor quotes. Files up to 20 MB work here — if you cannot select text in a reader, the PDF is likely a scan and is not supported yet.

Set German as the source and English as the target for this page. Auto detect is fine when the file mixes languages or you are not sure which German variant is in the text layer.

We extract the text, translate it to English, and rebuild a PDF you can save locally. Most body copy stays near the original position; very long English strings may wrap differently in dense layouts.
Share English PDFs with stakeholders who do not read German.
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Output stays in PDF format so you can share or archive without extra conversion.
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Image-only PDFs fail early with a clear message instead of gibberish output.
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No — you need a text layer. Image-only scans and screenshot PDFs need OCR first (not available on this page yet).
Yes for text-layer PDFs on this page. We rebuild the PDF with fonts that support English and related scripts where needed.
Yes. Leave source on auto detect or lock German and English explicitly — both work on selectable text PDFs.
Uploads are capped at 20 MB per file.
Most body text lands near the original position. Dense layouts and very long translations may wrap differently.
Try Word or PowerPoint translators, or explore video and audio tools next.
VMEG can dub and caption full clips when your source is not a document.