The new Google Translate is available now in the Google Play store for Android phones running 2.3 Gingerbread or later. Word Lens could display the translated text right in the viewfinder itself, but is still restricted to only three language packs for translating to and from English (Spanish, Italian, and French), each of which cost $4.99. The new functionality is similar to an iOS app released in December 2010 called Word Lens, which can translate text picked up by the iPhone's camera. It can't auto-detect what language it's trying to read, however-that's your job. Google sends the image off to its servers and gives the user back the translated phrase. To translate text from an image that you’ve already captured: tap All images. In the app, users take a photo of their foreign blurb of choice, and then swipe their fingers to highlight the text in the photo that needs to be translated. To: Select the language that you want the translation in. Translate photo, text, camera from English to Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, French, Arabic, etc. If you want to crop the image, you can use our crop image. To convert an image to text using the above tool, follow the steps below: Upload the image using the Upload Picture button. The image feature works with all languages available in Translate, and allows users to highlight the text they want to convert to another language. Built with powerful camera & high quality AI translation. Jpg to text tool can extract text from images, official documents, screenshots of web pages, or any image with a few characters. The newest version of the Google Translate app can now translate text from photos, according to Android Central.
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