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Seka translates the PDFs you actually read from start to finish: reports, papers, manuals, and whole books. Upload a PDF, choose a target language and style, then read the translation as organized long-form text.
Translate a PDF with Seka's AI reading workflow. Upload a PDF or a scanned document, set language and style, and read an organized translation of the full text.
Start from the translation entry, choose a PDF from your device, and review the detected file details. Select the target language, pick a translation style, add a glossary when it helps, and confirm the Credits shown for the task.
Seka reads PDFs that already contain a text layer, and handles scanned pages with OCR so the pages can be translated. Heavy tables, formulas, and unusual layouts can still come through with errors, so check the passages where exact wording matters.
A quick PDF widget translates a page or a copied paragraph. Seka keeps a whole document together: the translation is organized so you can move through it by section and reading position, with the same language, style, and glossary applied from the first page to the last.
Use a glossary for names, product terms, or legal wording that has to stay consistent, then select a style that fits the document. Both settings are part of the translation configuration and are reviewed before you submit.
Readers can prepare material in a target language, authors and researchers can check how a translation reads, and teams can run the same workflow on shared documents. Only translate files you are allowed to use: you are responsible for copyright, permission, privacy, and distribution obligations for the source and the translated text.
Seka accepts TXT, EPUB, and PDF files up to 50 MB each. Before you confirm a task, Seka shows the Credits required for the selected file and options; timing depends on the document and current service workload.
Yes. Scanned pages are processed with OCR so their text can be translated. How well this works depends on scan quality, layout, and language, so review the translation before relying on it.
Quick tools are built for a page or a short passage. Seka is built for long documents: you configure language, style, and glossary once, then read the translation as an organized full-length text instead of a wall of extracted lines.
Timing depends on the length of the document, the selected options, and current service workload. The task flow shows progress and indicates when the reading view is ready.
Only translate material you are allowed to use. You are responsible for copyright, permission, privacy, and distribution obligations for the source and the translated work.
Translation output can vary by language, genre, terminology, and source quality. Review important passages and use only material you have permission to translate.
