How PixLate Works
PixLate is built for images where text is part of the page, then keeps the workflow reviewable before export.
Open the page in the editor
Import images or PDFs into PixLate. Selectable-text PDFs can use lower-cost Text Layer translation; scans and visual pages can use Visual AI.
Drop files here or browse
Run AI where it helps
Use cleanup, OCR, and translation on the page instead of treating the whole task like one giant prompt.
Review the page visually
Compare states, inspect the output, and decide whether the result is ready or needs another pass.
SOURCE LAYER
REVIEW LAYER
Correct, then export
Edit translated text when the output is close but not final, then export once the page looks right.
export_dashboard.pdf
Actual Editor Workspace
Review the page before you decide to export it
A real project open in the editor.
Web and desktop workflows
Editor
Primary workspace for importing pages, reviewing layers, refining translations, and exporting final results.
Project folders
Keep originals, generated layers, and exports together in local project storage when you need durable work across sessions.
Ready to try the workflow?
Start with the included free pages and see where the AI gets close before you correct the rest.