When using Translate Image, common questions usually focus on language support, recognition quality, and what you can do with the result; here are 3 common questions and practical suggestions.
FAQ
What languages does Translate Image support?
- Translate Image supports translation between common languages such as Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean.
- Before you start, choose the source language and target language to help WPS process the content more accurately.
- If you want to confirm whether a language is available, check the language list on the translation screen first.
Why is the image translation result not accurate enough?
- Check whether the image is clear and whether all text is fully visible.
- Use higher-resolution images with clear fonts and less background interference when possible.
- If the source language is incorrect, select it again and rerun the image translation workflow.
Can I keep editing the translated content?
- If you only need the image result, use Save Image to keep the translated image.
- If you need editable text for follow-up work, use Export to Word.
- If you want to reuse the result quickly in another app, you can also use Full Copy or Partial Copy.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Translate Image | A feature that recognizes text in an image and translates it into another language, then provides a result you can review and continue working with. |
| Translated image | The image result generated after translation, which can be copied, saved, or exported. |
| Partial Copy | A way to copy only a selected area from the translated image result when you do not need the full content. |