Imagestranslate

Selling the same product in another market usually means remaking every listing image with new text. Imagestranslate takes the original image and generates a new version with the text in your target language. It handles product shots, posters and screenshots, up to 20 images in a batch, each up to 10 MB and 2,048 pixels on the longest side. You choose one target language per batch, let it detect the source language or set it yourself, and list any words that should stay as they are, such as a brand name.

Before the batch runs, the workspace shows an estimated credit cost. Afterward you compare each result with the original and download single PNG files or a ZIP of the batch.

The output is a regenerated image, not an edited text layer, so details can shift. The site tells you to check numbers, units, dates, offers and product details before using a translation, and that's sound advice for anything going on a listing. The side-by-side examples on the homepage are labeled as AI-generated design demonstrations rather than verified product outputs, so they show the idea, not the quality you'll get.

On October 24, 2026, one-time credit packs started at $9.90 for 750 credits, about 150 single-language image translations, valid for a year. Subscriptions started at $8.90 a month billed yearly, which includes 10,000 credits for the year. Each target language counts as a separate output image, and commercial use is subject to the terms.

The privacy policy, updated October 13, 2026, says image translation sends your source image and instructions to two providers, APIMart and Kie.ai, and that Kie's temporary upload links have a published retention period of 24 hours.