I worry that translated text will break the spacing, alignment, or visual hierarchy of the original image.

Preserve the original layout when translating text in images. The feature keeps spacing, alignment, and visual hierarchy intact so the translated version still looks like the source design.

This feature helps you translate text inside an image without disrupting the original design. It maintains key layout details such as spacing, alignment, and overall visual hierarchy so the translated text fits naturally in place. It accounts for differences in text length between languages to reduce overflow, awkward line breaks, or uneven margins. The result is a translated image that remains consistent with the original composition and typography intent. You can use it when localizing marketing banners, social media graphics, posters, presentations, or product screenshots. It is especially useful for designs with tight spacing, multiple text blocks, or carefully balanced emphasis between headings and body text. By keeping elements visually organized, it reduces the need for manual cleanup after translation. This helps teams ship localized creatives faster while maintaining brand consistency. It also supports clearer readability by avoiding misaligned labels and cluttered layouts.