What it does
X-doc AI translates whole documents rather than snippets. You upload a file in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, XML or text format, optionally choose human typesetting or a certifier, and receive the translated file. The site says the AI keeps the original layout, including tables, charts and references. The site targets specialist material such as clinical trial protocols, regulatory submissions, product manuals and market research, and claims high accuracy with consistent terminology. It also describes certified translations of items like transcripts and medical records, produced with human linguists and delivered within 24 hours. Other products named on the site are Translive, for real-time translation collaboration, and Writing X, for drafting medical and technical documents. Security claims include end-to-end encryption and ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 certifications, and the site mentions API integration.
Capabilities
- Document translation into 100+ languages
- Layout-preserving output for Word, Excel, PPT, PDF, XML and text files
- Optional human typesetting and certified translation
- Glossaries, change tracking and revision logs for regulatory work
- Built for large projects, with the site citing up to 1 million pages
When to use it
- Translating long technical, medical or regulatory documents without redoing the formatting
- Getting a certified translation of official paperwork
- Running bulk translation projects where security certifications matter
