Translate a Contract Document Scan Before You Sign
Translate scanned legal contracts in place while keeping clause numbers exact.
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How to read a scanned contract in your language
Turn each page into an image
Scan or photograph the pages, or export a PDF page by page as PNG or JPG. Each image can be up to 30 MB, so scan at a resolution where small print is sharp.
Tell it how to handle defined terms
Add an instruction like "translate Lessee as tenant throughout" or "keep party names untranslated", so capitalised terms read the same in every clause.
Check the figures against the original
Compare amounts, dates and notice periods with the scan. Correct any line in the editor and download the translated pages.
Built for reading a contract, not for replacing a translator
Structure
Clause numbers stay beside their clauses
- The Standard engine replaces text where it appears, so section 7.2 is still under section 7 and the signature block stays at the foot of the page.
- Tables of fees or payment schedules keep their rows and columns.
- Standard is the better choice than GPT Image 2.5 here: a full redraw can change details on a page where every number matters.
Consistency
Defined terms translated one way
- Custom instructions fix how recurring terms like Licensor, Effective Date or Confidential Information are rendered.
- Run all pages of the agreement in one batch with the same instructions: up to 20 on Starter, 50 on Professional.
- If a clause needs rewording after you compare it, retype it in the editor; edits cost nothing.
Limits
Clear about what it is
- The result is a machine translation to help you understand the text. It is not a certified or sworn translation.
- It is not legal advice. Take questions about your rights or obligations to a qualified lawyer.
- Courts, immigration offices and registries usually require a certified translator; use one for anything you submit.
Other paperwork to get through?
Letters, notices, invoices and forms that arrive alongside a contract can all go through the image translator, one page or a batch at a time.
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