I lose my document’s formatting and layout every time I translate it, and I don’t want to rebuild it manually.

Preserve your original document’s formatting and layout when translating so you don’t have to rebuild designs, spacing, or structure afterward. This feature keeps translation focused on text changes while maintaining the look and organization of the source file.

This feature translates your document while retaining the original formatting and layout so the translated version looks like the source. It is designed for files where structure matters, such as headings, lists, tables, spacing, and page layout. Instead of outputting plain text that requires reformatting, the translation process aims to keep the same visual hierarchy and document organization. You can use it when you need to deliver a translated document that is ready to share or publish with minimal cleanup. It helps reduce time spent fixing broken line breaks, misplaced sections, and inconsistent styling after translation. This is especially useful for business documents, reports, manuals, proposals, and marketing collateral where formatting communicates meaning. It also supports teams that translate documents repeatedly and want consistent layout across languages. By minimizing manual rework, it improves turnaround time and reduces the risk of introducing new formatting errors. The result is a translated document that is closer to “final” and requires far less post-translation editing.