Translate your ad into any language
Upload any ad image and get it back in Spanish, German, Japanese or 30+ other languages. The AI rewrites the copy like a native speaker and leaves your design exactly as it is.
SpanishTurn on Multi to translate into several languages in one run (Pro).
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Upload an ad, pick a language, and hit Translate
Translate one ad into every market
Pick the languages you sell in and every version comes back in the same design.
The same English ad translated into Spanish, German, Japanese, Arabic, each version keeping the original design. Pick a language to see its translation.
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Who uses the AI Ad Translator
Four ways marketers put a translated creative to work
Launch the same ad in new markets
The usual route to a localized ad is a translator, a few days of waiting, then a designer rebuilding the creative for every language. Upload the ad once instead, pick the languages you sell in, and get back versions that look like they were designed in that language from day one.
Meta can auto-translate captions, but never the text baked into your image
- Skip the translator-then-designer relay for every market
- The creative that got approved is the creative that ships, in every language
- Native-sounding copy, not a word-for-word paste job
- New market live in minutes instead of weeks
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SpanishScale a winning ad into every language you sell in
When an ad finally beats your target ROAS, the fastest way into a new market is that exact ad. Translating the winner keeps the proven hook, layout and offer, and the Multi option rolls it into up to four languages in one run.
Same hook, same layout, same offer: only the language changes
- Keep the hook and layout that already converted
- Roll one winner out to several markets in one sitting
- Isolate the language as the only new variable
- Regenerate in one click when you iterate the original
English
GermanRun your Facebook ads in Spanish too
You do not need a new market to need a translation. Spanish versions of the Facebook ads you already run reach a US audience your English creative never touches, on the same campaigns you have today. Upload the current ad, pick Spanish, and test it against the English version.
Over 40 million people in the US speak Spanish at home
- Test Spanish creative without briefing anyone
- Run English and Spanish versions side by side
- Keep branding identical across both versions
- Regional Spanish variants available if you need Mexico or Spain specifically
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JapaneseGet Arabic, Japanese and other scripts right
Right-to-left scripts and Japanese are where do-it-yourself localization falls apart: pasted-in Arabic renders disconnected or backwards in most design tools, and machine-translated Japanese reads like an instruction manual. The translator renders the script correctly, mirrors alignment for right-to-left layouts, and writes copy that reads native.
Arabic reads right to left, so a pasted-over translation breaks the whole layout
- Correctly connected Arabic and Hebrew letterforms
- Text alignment mirrored for right-to-left layouts
- Japanese, Korean and Chinese set in matching type weight
- No font hunting or manual kerning in a design tool
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ArabicOnly the words move
Headline, body copy and button are rewritten in place. The photo, the colors and the logo stay where your designer put them.
Translating ads by hand vs the AI translator
What changes when the translation and the redesign happen in the same step
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| Feature | AI Ad Translator | By hand |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | About 30 seconds per language | Days: brief a translator, wait, then brief a designer |
| Cost per language | A couple of credits | Per-word translation fees plus designer time |
| Design work | Layout, fonts and imagery stay untouched | Creative rebuilt by hand for every language |
| Copy quality | Idioms and CTAs adapted like a native copywriter wrote them | Depends on the translator knowing ad copy |
| Right-to-left scripts | RTL rendering and mirrored alignment handled automatically | Needs a designer with Arabic or Hebrew layout experience |
| Revisions | Regenerate in one click | Another email round trip per change |
Frequently asked questions
Everything about translating an ad creative
Over 30 languages. The eight most common for advertisers (Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Arabic) are one tap away, and the full list under More languages covers everything from Korean and Hindi to regional variants like Mexican Spanish, Brazilian versus European Portuguese, and Simplified versus Traditional Chinese.