ImageLingua translates the text inside an image and hands back a translated image to download. It is built for the everyday cases where the words are trapped in a picture: a restaurant menu abroad, a screenshot, a sign, or a photo of a document. Choose a target language from the 15 supported languages, upload the image, and receive a version with the text replaced in place, plus the original download, with images kept privately for seven days. The submission offers one free try after sign-in; further images use one-time packs with no subscription, starting at $9.99 for 10 images, then $29.99 for 40 and $59.99 for 100, so the per-image cost falls as the pack grows. Because the translation is baked into the picture rather than returned as plain text, the result can be shared, printed, or posted exactly as it looks. It suits travellers reading a menu, students working from screenshots, and small teams localising a graphic without retyping or redesigning it.