The document changes language. The layout, the notes and the formatting stay where they were, and the receipt shows, item by item, what changed and what stayed.
One language goes in, another comes out
Four formats, each unit kept, the structural check attached
Slides, text boxes and speaker notes stay in place; document sections stay; spreadsheet formulas are not touched; in a PDF the text is redrawn and everything else stays byte for byte. The receipt is a comparison that arrives with the file, and you can reopen it.
And today's state, dated. Translation stopped on 2026-08-23 when the provider credit ran out; the last complete translation job finished that day at 02:26 UTC. The credit was restored on 2026-09-30, and the next complete run will date this line. This page describes the capability and does not invite a live test until that run exists.
Differentials
What comes back with the file
The receipt item by item, the translated version as a whole document next to the original, and your glossary from the first slide to the last. More in differentials.
Languages
A language withdrawn says why
When a target language is withdrawn from the offer, the reason comes with it. Which targets you get, and why Arabic works in a presentation and not in a PDF, are in languages.
Layout preserved
The engine has no permission to touch the structure
The engine changes content inside the structure you built. It does not create, delete, duplicate or reorder slides, sections or pages. The visual check stays yours. More in layout preserved.
What translation hands back enters the vault, and that is where the next verb starts: create.