PDFT

About PDFT

PDFT is an AI document translator built around one specific constraint: keeping the original layout intact. Most translation workflows either hand back a wall of plain text or require rebuilding the document afterwards, and PDFT's pitch is that a translated PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX or scanned image comes back looking like the original, with structure and formatting preserved. The company describes itself as having started in 2016 as a translation agency before shifting to building an automated model, and the product supports more than 100 languages including right-to-left scripts. Batch processing is a stated capability, so large document sets can be run through at once rather than one file at a time, which is the difference between this and a browser extension. The pricing model is unusual and worth understanding before signing up: every tier, including the free one, charges per page on top of the subscription, and the subscription buys a lower per-page rate plus a monthly allowance of free files and higher upload limits. Free gives one translation per day at $0.50/page with a 100 MB and 150-page cap. Paid tiers raise the caps to 500 MB and 1,000 pages, add unlimited file history and extended support, and drop the per-page rate. Supported input formats span PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, CSV, TXT, JPEG, JPG and PNG, and the site publishes a support address for custom projects.

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