French to English Image Translator
Upload a French image and get an English version in seconds — text rewritten in place, layout and background preserved. Free with a daily quota.
Translate nowA French-to-English image translator converts pictures containing French text — news screenshots, government letters, shopping sites and chat apps — into English versions where every string is rewritten in place. Under the hood runs qwen-mt-image-2.0, a translation-tuned multimodal model from Alibaba: it detects French text in the image, understands the meaning, and repaints an English version over the original background, keeping fonts, colors and positioning close to the source. For native speakers this is the fastest way to turn Français content into something any English speaker can read — no retyping, no OCR-copy-paste dance, and the free daily quota makes it practical for everyday use.
- 1Meaning-based translation: common layouts like chat bubbles and form tables are handled cleanly, including all-caps headlines.
- 2Layout preservation: labels, captions and table cells are rewritten where they sit, so the translated image reads like it was originally made in English.
- 3Auto-detect fallback: not 100% sure the image is pure French? Leave the source on auto-detect and the model figures it out.
- 4Free daily quota: register a free account and translate every day at zero cost — results have no watermark.
- 5No tool-switching: the photo is the input. Nothing to transcribe, no second app to paste into.
- 6Any device: works in the browser on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.
Good to know
- French (Français) uses the Latin-based script, and the output engine re-renders it (or its English replacement) with script-correct typography.
- Typical French source images: news screenshots, government letters, shopping sites and chat apps.
- Common layouts like chat bubbles and form tables are handled cleanly, including all-caps headlines.
Three steps to a translated image
Upload your image
Drag in a photo, screenshot or scan containing Latin-script text. Blurry phone photos usually still work.
Pick languages
The page pre-selects the right pair for you. Keep it or change it — auto-detect is available for the source.
Download the result
Latin-alphabet output renders with familiar fonts, so double-check accent marks and diacritics on labels. Then copy or download — no watermark.
Built for real-world images
Layout-Preserving Translation
Text is rewritten in place — fonts, colors, positions and the original background are kept. The output looks like it was never translated.
55 Languages, Any Pair
Powered by Alibaba's qwen-mt-image-2.0 model — all 55 supported languages work as source or target, with auto-detect when you are unsure.
Free to Try, Instant Results
Create a free account and translate images every day at no cost. No watermark on your results.
Natural Sounding Output
A translation-specific multimodal model — not generic OCR plus a dictionary — so idioms, labels and UI strings come out readable.
Works on Any Device
Runs in your browser. Upload from Windows, macOS, iPhone or Android — nothing to install.
Privacy-Conscious
Uploads are processed to produce your translation and are not used for other purposes. Translate receipts, letters and documents with confidence.
What people translate
Chat Screenshots
Translate French chat apps and messaging screenshots into English while bubbles, timestamps and avatars stay exactly where they were.
Official Documents
Turn French letters, certificates and forms into English for reference purposes — stamps, tables and signature lines remain in position.
Shopping & Reviews
Translate French product listings, reviews and marketplace screens to English before you buy — prices and specs stay aligned.
Social Media
Read French posts, comments and meme pages in English without losing the visual context of the thread.
Study & Research
Translate French textbook pages, papers and lecture slides into English while diagrams and highlights stay put.
Travel Prep
Translate French menus, timetables and sign photos before a trip — or on the spot, straight from your camera roll.