Question 1

What inputs does the Auto Translate technique require?

Accepted Answer

Two inputs: a campaign image containing text, and a text field specifying the target language for translation. You don't need to enter the source language, because the Technique detects the language of the text in your image automatically before translating. Accepted image formats are JPG, PNG, and WebP.

Question 2

Can I specify the tone or formality of the translation?

Accepted Answer

The Technique handles translation automatically in one click. There are no tone or formality controls. Want more control? Use Auto Translate on the FLORA canvas to adjust the workflow.

Question 3

What is the output?

Accepted Answer

One localized campaign image (3:2 aspect ratio) with the original text replaced by the translated version, maintaining the visual design.

Question 4

Can I translate to multiple languages at once?

Accepted Answer

Each run translates to one language. Run the Technique again with a different language for each additional localization.

Question 5

Does it preserve the original design and layout?

Accepted Answer

The Technique aims to maintain the original visual design while replacing text. Results may vary depending on text length differences between languages.

Question 6

Can I edit the translation afterward?

Accepted Answer

Open Auto Translate on the FLORA canvas to refine translations, adjust text positioning, or make manual corrections to the localized output.

Question 7

Does the Technique detect language from image text automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You provide only the target language, so the Technique can detect language from picture text on its own and translate it to your chosen language. This works for text set against busy or styled backgrounds, though very stylized or low-contrast lettering can be harder to read accurately. For text it struggles to pick up, refine the result on the FLORA canvas.

Question 8

Why use this Technique instead of a plain text translator?

Accepted Answer

For design work, it ranks among the best image translator options because it keeps the original layout, fonts, and composition while swapping the text. Plain OCR translators often hand back loose text or a flattened image, while this Technique returns a finished 3:2 visual ready to publish. For pixel-level tweaks to the localized output, move it to the FLORA canvas.

Global Campaign Rollouts

Social Media Localization

E-Commerce Internationalization

How to use Techniques?

Add inputs

Generate outputs

Edit and export

Frequently asked questions

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