Photo Translator - Photo translation & speech

Overview

📷 The Photo Translator application assists users in translating images, words, and phrases from various languages. This intelligent and dependable language translator is among the top apps in its field.

🌎 This free translation tool supports numerous languages globally—from Swedish to Hawaiian, Persian to Indonesian. To select your desired language, tap the button featuring three horizontal lines located in the upper left corner of the screen and pick one from the extensive list. If you do not specify a language, the Photo Translator will automatically detect it for you.

Functions

Translate via camera or image; 

Document scanning and translation; 

Conversation (speak and translate); 

Camera translation (take pictures of documents for conversion); 

Phrase book (learn practical expressions); 

Translation history (access your past translations).

Camera Translator

You may wish to translate various types of text found in photos, including:

Menus; road signs; schedules; books; newspapers; emails; conversations in messaging applications; chatbots; and more.

--You can upload an image to this picture translator from your photo gallery, Google Drive, Downloads folder, or other locations. Alternatively, you have the option to capture a new image using your phone's camera. The translation process will be swift and accurate, regardless of text complexity.

--When there's a need for quick translation of common everyday terms and phrases, the Phrase Book feature will be particularly useful. It covers topics such as Numbers, Colors, Days of the Week, Money, Shopping, Transportation, etc.

Speech Translator

To translate spoken words, follow these straightforward steps:

--Access the Conversation section of the application; utilize the two dropdown menus at the top to select the desired languages; press the microphone button located at the bottom of the screen, then speak for translation.

--Even if you have an accent or make grammatical errors, the Voice Translator should function effectively. No matter your location, you’ll be able to comprehend discussions on a wide range of topics, including casual conversations, instructions, weather updates, songs, and beyond.

--This Photo Translator takes up minimal storage space on your device and has low data consumption.

Reasons to Choose This App

All-in-One Translation Modes

It doesn’t just translate text from photos. You also get voice translation and conversation mode, which means you can use one app for multiple scenarios—signs, menus, spoken interactions, or casual chatting abroad.

Offline Functionality

If you travel or often have poor connectivity, the app’s offline translation support (for certain languages) makes it practical compared to apps that always require internet.

Simple & Clean Interface

Many users highlight its easy navigation and straightforward design. You can quickly snap a photo and get translation results without a steep learning curve.

Broad Language Support

The app covers dozens of languages (voice + text), letting you handle diverse travel or study needs.

Privacy-Friendly

Developer states no third-party data sharing and encrypted data in transit—a point of reassurance if you’re wary of how translation apps handle your data.

Free Core Access

While some advanced features (camera translation without limits) may require subscription, you can still use text and some basic translation features free.

Feedback

What people like:

Many users praise its translation accuracy in simpler cases, especially with clear printed text.

The interface is relatively clean; the ability to translate from image + voice + conversation modes is appealing.

Offline capability is appreciated when connectivity is limited.

Common complaints:

Ads / subscription prompts are frequent. Some users say the camera-translation feature requires payment or is blocked until you pay. 

Some find the app doesn’t work well in certain situations: dim lighting, stylized or curved text, or small fonts.

Critical reviews mention that clicking “camera translation” triggers repeated prompts for subscription (money), making the feature feel locked/unusable unless you pay.