Real pages, translated by the same pipeline you use: the layout, fonts, tables and images stay where they were, and only the text changes language.
Public-domain US Government documents, translated on Balanced quality with automatic refinement and shown exactly as the translated PDF renders. Scores come from our page check (layout rules plus an AI reviewer); we did not edit anything by hand.
A two-column government leaflet with a coloured header band and numbered rights. Chinese text fits the same boxes.
IRS Publication 1, “Your Rights as a Taxpayer” (public domain)
The first page of a bill from the US Congress: blackletter heading, centred titles and a dense table of divisions.
H.R. 815, 118th Congress (public domain)
A scanned conference paper with no text layer: read by OCR, translated, and written back over the scan with the figure untouched.
NASA/CP-2006-214329, scanned conference paper (public domain)
Right-to-left Arabic into left-to-right Chinese: every block keeps its place on the page and the text now runs in Chinese reading direction.
IRS Publication 1 (Arabic edition) (public domain)
A title slide with text over a background image; the image and logo stay exactly as they were.
NIST, “Journey to the NIST CSF 2.0” (public domain)
A report cover with a right-aligned title block. German runs longer than English, so the text is fitted to the space.
NIST IR 8471 (public domain)
