How To Picture Translate Thai to English

Translating has never been easier than now. You can paste text into an online tool and get an instant translation into any language you choose. What happens if the text you need to translate is part of an image? That can be challenging, but with AI tools like UPDF, it's a cinch to picture translate Thai to English. Keep reading to find out how it's done.

Part 1: Why Is It So Hard To Translate Thai Images to English?

You might be used to translating text by copying and pasting it into your preferred tool. It's not so easy when it comes to translating the text found on images though. Some languages, including Thai, also present unique challenges to online translation tools.

• Thai texts often feature Roman characters alongside Thai letters.
• Many tools can only work with short texts, and translating longer pieces can be laborious.
• Thai uses its own alphabet, which can make it more difficult to translate.
• The syntax is also unique which sometimes results in confusing translations.
• If the image isn't high-quality, many OCR tools fail to produce a quality result.

Part 2: The Best Tool for Thai Image to English Translation Without Confused Syntax

We've seen that many tools struggle with photo translate Thai to English, but you can get around that if you choose the right software. UPDF is the perfect choice when you need to picture translate Thai to English.

UPDF uses advanced and accurate OCR technology to carry out image translations.

This means that it initially scans the image for text. After that, the AI assistant converts the text into your desired language.

UPDF produces expert translations that read well, even with syntax differences.

You can try it for yourself by downloading UPDF below.

Highlights of UPDF's OCR and translation features

• UPDF supports the translation of many images at one time, not just a single image.
• Scanned documents present no problem, and it's easy to translate from PDFs.
• The OCR tool on UPDF can recognize over 38 languages, even when working from images.
• UPDF's OCR facility can create searchable, editable versions of text from images.
• Super-fast AI translation, it takes seconds to translate a whole document.
• Intuitive interface with only a few steps in the whole translation process.

UPDF isn't limited to OCR and translation tools. It's a full range of PDF tools in one piece of software. Head to Part 3 to find out more.

Part 3: How To Translate Single or Multiple Thai Images to English

So, let's take a look at just how easy it is to translate Thai images to English using UPDF.

These instructions assume you've already installed UPDF on your computer, so take a minute to do that now if you haven't already.

3.1 How to picture translate Thai to English using UPDF

Here are the steps for the basic process of translating a Thai image into English. We're going to work with screenshots taken from Thai Wikisource.

1. Open UPDF and go to File > Create > PDF from Image, then select the image you want to translate.
2. Choose OCR from the toolbar on the left, select your preferred options, and then click 'Perform OCR'. This step creates a new PDF with an editable version of the Thai text. The prompts will guide you to choose a file name and the desired location for saving this new file.

3. Don't panic when the editable text version appears unreadable. This is due to the difference between the Thai and English alphabets. The translation process in the next step will still work.

4. Select the text from the first image you wish to translate.
5. Select UPDF AI > Translate > English in the menu that appears.

6. UPDF's AI assistant will translate the text into English for you, and you can then copy that text to use as you desire.

3.2 Using UPDF to translate multiple Thai images into English

You've seen the basic steps above and learned how to photo translate Thai to English with UPDF's OCR and AI tools.

If you've got more than one Thai image that you need to translate into English, then the process is similar. We'll run through the steps using images of the traditional Thai tale of Sang Thong.

1. Open UPDF and go to File > Create > PDF from Image, then select the images you want to translate.
2. UPDF will ask if you'd like to combine the images into a single PDF. Choose 'Yes' for UPDF to join the separate images into one file. You'll then be able to reorder the images if necessary.
3. Choose OCR from the toolbar on the left, select your preferred options, and then click 'Perform OCR'. This step creates a new PDF with an editable version of the Thai text from all images in the document. Follow the prompts to choose the filename and save location for this new file.

4. Don't panic if the text doesn't look the way you'd expect it to, the translation process will still work.
5. Highlight the text in the first image.
6. Select UPDF AI > Translate > English in the menu.
7. Allow UPDF's AI assistant to translate the text for you, and then copy and paste it as desired.

8. Repeat the process for the other images.

Why not pick up UPDF so you can see how easy image translation can be?

Part 4: Beyond Image Translation. What Else Can UPDF Do?

Maybe image translation isn't part of your everyday work. Is it still worth you getting UPDF?

Absolutely.

UPDF is far more than just a tool to translate image Thai to English.

It's a complete solution for creating and working with PDF files across many platforms.

Main benefits of UPDF

• Fast Editing: It's easy to directly edit text and images in a PDF. You'll save time because there's no need to convert from one format to another simply to make quick changes to a document.
• Easy Converting: UPDF converts PDFs to other formats like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and JPG. Batch tools let you convert multiple files at once. It's simple to share documents when you can convert them to whatever format your coworkers prefer.
• Improved Workflow: Use the annotation feature to add highlights, underlines, comments, and shapes to your document. This makes document review, taking notes, and collaboration much easier.
• Hassle-Free Reorganizing: Rearrange, insert, extract, and delete pages in your PDF files. Organize your documents the way you like, and create custom PDFs that meet your unique needs.
• Efficient Sharing and Storage: Compress PDFs to reduce file size. This saves on storage space and allows for easy sharing. You can compress files individually, or use the batch tool to compress many files at once.

Pulling It Together

UPDF's combination of OCR and AI makes it easy to translate between more than 38 languages. Use it to translate signs while traveling, or official documents in your day job. UPDF simplifies the process of translating Thai images into English, without compromising on quality.

Whatever your translation needs, UPDF has you covered.