Which text encodings does this TXT translator support?
UTF-8 is preferred (BOM is fine). If decoding fails, we fall back to a Latin-1 read. Save as UTF-8 first when possible. The TXT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
Are blank lines in the TXT kept?
Yes. Empty lines are not sent for translation and stay exactly where they were. The TXT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
Is there a TXT file size limit?
Yes. 20 MB per file. If a deck or spreadsheet exceeds the cap, split it into smaller files or export a lighter PDF, then run TXT Translator again on each part.
Can I translate .md or .csv as plain text here?
Rename or export to .txt if you need line-oriented plain text translation. Markdown and CSV structure is not specially handled. The TXT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
Can I upload PDF or Word on this TXT page?
Yes. The shared tool accepts PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, TXT, and SRT. This page focuses on plain .txt workflows. The TXT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.