Formulas
Inline and display math is kept as LaTeX and re-rendered, with the original equation numbers.
Upload a paper or a technical PDF and get it back in English, Ukrainian or Russian — with LaTeX formulas, tables, figures and the bibliography exactly where they were.
Drop a paper and get the translation in a few minutes. The first 10 pages need no account.
Ordinary translators turn equations into gibberish. The Butler rebuilds the paper with the same structure, so you can read it as if it was written in your language.
Inline and display math is kept as LaTeX and re-rendered, with the original equation numbers.
Cells are translated, structure and numbers stay the same.
Images stay in place; captions are translated.
Pseudo-code boxes are inserted as images, so nothing gets broken.
References are left in the original — exactly what you need to cite them.
A glossary of key terms keeps every term translated the same way across the paper.
Up to 50 MB. Translate the whole paper or only the pages you need.
The Butler suggests translations for key terms. Edit them or skip this step.
Text is translated around the formulas, then the paper is assembled again.
Get the translated PDF on the site — the bot can also notify you in Telegram.
Translated files are kept for 7 days. Plus is paid with Telegram Stars. Compare plans →
Papers can be translated into English, Ukrainian and Russian. The source language is detected automatically.
Yes. Formulas are recognised as LaTeX, are never sent through the text translator and are rendered again in the output PDF.
Not yet. The translator works with born-digital PDFs such as arXiv preprints and journal articles. Scanned documents are on the roadmap.
Usually a few minutes for a typical 20–30 page paper. You can close the page — the result waits in your account.
Files are available only in your account and are deleted automatically after 7 days.
No: the first 10 pages can be translated without one. A free Google account gives 50 pages every month and keeps your translations in one place.
No. A Google account is enough to translate. Linking Telegram adds notifications and the chat assistant.
Try 10 pages right now without an account — or sign in with Google and translate 50 pages every month.