ONE IMAGE.
TWENTY LANGUAGES.The words in a chart or a screenshot are pixels, not text. Overlayn prints the translation back in the same place.
PNG · JPEG · WEBP — up to 50 at once
No account needed to load a file — you sign in at the moment the run would cost credits.
New accounts start with 30 credits.
OTHERS READ THE TEXT LAYER.
A normal translator skips the words inside a picture. Overlayn finds them, reads them, and draws the translation back in the same place.
- source
- detect
- read
- clean
- render
- Japanese日本語JA
- ArabicالعربيةAR
- RussianРусскийRU
- UzbekO‘zbekchaUZ
Every frame above is a real image file, not a drawing in the page. The bars and the axis numbers never change — only the words do. The chart itself is demonstration data.
IF THE WORDS ARE PIXELS.
Photographed, captured, scanned or exported — if a translator would skip the words in it, this is the tool.
PhotographA picture taken on a phone. The words are part of the scene.
Photo: Kaidai, CC BY-SA 3.0
ScreenshotA product screen captured for a ticket, a guide or a report.
Demonstration file
Scanned figureA manual page whose callouts and captions are ink, not text.
Demonstration file
Already multilingualThree languages printed on one board — and still unsearchable.
Photo: M. Ślusarczyk, CC BY 3.0
KEEP IT ONE KEYSTROKE AWAY.
The picture is already on your clipboard. Paste, take the languages you need, download — and every run waits on your board.
- 01Ctrl+VPaste it
A screenshot on your clipboard lands on the plate from anywhere on this page — no dialog, no upload button. Try it now, the board is already listening.
- 0220Pick where it goes
Reading the picture happens once, whatever you asked for. The tenth language costs about a second more than the first, so you take all of them.
- 03∞It stays on your board
Every run waits under Documents. Re-download any language, fix a word by hand, and the redraw costs no credits at all.
NOTHING IS SMOOTHED OVER.
Partial failures, regions flagged for review, and credits held rather than spent are all shown as they are.
- 01Bulk in one go
- Up to 50 images in one document and up to 20 target languages per run. Reading each image happens once, however many languages you asked for.
- 02Edit what came back
- Every text area is editable after the run: rewrite a line, hide it, or move and resize its box. The redraw takes about 0.04 s because no model is called again.
- 03Text that no longer fits
- A longer translation is re-broken, then shortened, then stepped down in size to a floor. Past that floor the area is flagged so you can decide, instead of silently shrinking to nothing.
- 04Partial failure costs nothing
- If one image fails, the rest still finish. The document is marked partial and only the pages that actually worked are charged.
- 05Credits held, then settled
- The ceiling price is held when a run starts and the difference comes back when it finishes. A failed run releases the whole hold.
- 06Take the files with you
- One image as a PNG, or the whole document as a ZIP — one folder per language when there is more than one, flat when there is only one.
EVERY VISIT ENDS
IN A DOWNLOADED FILE.One image as a PNG, or the whole document as a ZIP — a folder per language. A short detour inside a bigger job.
Photo: Secaucus Junction, 4300streetcar, CC BY 4.0