Translate image ads without rebuilding the design

Your headline, offer, and call to action need to work inside the creative. Create a new language version, then review the wording and layout together.

Localized · GermanEvery changed layer is outlined, so you know what to check before you download.
LayerEnglishGerman
HeadlineSleep better tonightHeute Nacht besser schlafen
Body copyBreathable linen bedding that lasts for years.Atmungsaktive Bettwäsche aus Leinen, die jahrelang hält.
Call to actionShop nowJetzt kaufen
Brand nameLINNEALINNEA
Translation reviewSee the original and the translated text side by side, with what to check in each line.
47 languagesTranslate headlines, on-image copy and calls to action for the markets you run.
11 ad formatsExport each language in the aspect ratios you need, or resize without translating.
Batches of 20Add up to 20 source images and send each one to several markets at once.
Brand glossaryYour glossary terms are applied when ads are translated.

How image ad translation works

Translate an image ad
  1. 1. Upload your image ads

    Add PNG or JPEG files, up to 20 at once, and pick the markets and formats you need.

  2. 2. Generate each market

    The text is translated with your brand glossary applied, in every format you chose.

  3. 3. Review and download

    Check the translated blocks and their flags, edit any text, then download files or a zip.

Image ad translation

A version for each market, checked in place

Review the words and the space they need

Different languages take up different amounts of space. Check the size, wrapping, and placement of translated text so the new version remains readable.

Keep the market details intentional

Product names, offers, prices, dates, and units deserve a separate check. Adapt only what is appropriate for the campaign and confirm the final details before you download.

What is included

What the image workflow does today, and what it does not.

FeatureDetailsStatus
Text inside image adsHeadline, on-image copy and call to action, in 47 languages.Included
Translation reviewSee each translated text block with verification flags before you download.Included
Manual text editsCorrect the text of a localized version yourself.Included
Ad formatsExport each language in 11 aspect ratios, or resize without translating.Included
Several ads and markets at onceUp to 20 source images per batch, each into several markets.Included
Brand glossaryYour glossary terms are applied when ads are translated.Included
DownloadDownload single files or everything as a zip.Included
Publishing to ad platformsYou upload the files through your own campaign tools.Not included

Start with a supported file

What you can upload and what you get back.

More ways to localize an ad

Video ad dubbing

A translated voiceover that fits the original edit, in 27 languages.

Dub video ads

Ad resizer

One image ad in 11 aspect ratios, with or without translation.

Resize an ad

Video subtitles

Burned-in translated subtitles, over the original voice or a dub.

Translate video subtitles

Voice cloning

Keep the speaker’s own voice in every language, with their consent.

Clone a speaker’s voice

Supported languages

Every language for image and video ads, with a note where one needs a closer look.

See all languages

Questions about this workflow

Which files can I upload?

PNG or JPEG images up to 20 MB, in 1:1, 4:5 or 9:16. You can add up to 20 files at once; each file that does not fit is named with the reason.

What if a translated line runs long?

Check every version in the preview before you download it. If a line is too long or reads wrong, edit the text of that version yourself.

Can I only resize an ad, without translating it?

Yes. Turn off text translation and choose the formats you need.

How do I check a translation in a language I do not speak?

The review shows each translated text block with verification flags. For anything that goes live, also ask a fluent reviewer to approve the final wording.

Give your next market a version to review