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Text, video, images... Among them, the best
We usually talk about the four major elements of the web as “text, video, images, and links.” The content we can view on an Internet-based website means that the 4 elements listed above exist as a single or in combination. In that sense, I think this feature update for Letterworks is significant.
“Letterworks” is dreaming of a world where global communication is possible through content localization, and we are working to grow as such. It would be nice if you could consider this update as part of that effort. With this update, we've created an environment where “image content” can also be translated into various languages. In today's note, I'm going to write an introduction to that feature.
Select an image when creating a project
This is the screen you can see when creating a project after the update. You can see that an image was added from the previous text and video only. Here, workers can select the type according to the file format they want to upload. Today I'm going to show you about image translation, so I'll select an image and proceed. The image file must be uploaded to a folder other than the format in which it is uploaded as a file. Once this step has been completed, the AI first recognizes the file and extracts the text contained in that file format.
We call this work “Warriors” (Warriors).
After going through the transcription process, image content can also be proofread, translated, and inspected. With this update, it is now possible to recognize text in image content and translate it into various languages supported by Letterworks. Since it is set to allow uploading in the form of a folder, you can work on up to 100 image contents at once. You can understand this setting to reduce the hassle of uploading images one by one and help you do many tasks at once.
If you upload an image file like this, you can proceed with the translation process after going through the transcription step. The position of the text in the original image is confirmed, and each can be modified. You can check the position of each text and correct any changes within the Letterworks workspace.
“Letterworks” is now...
Letterworks is working hard to aim for a world where global communication is possible through content localization. Continuous research and introduction of new features can be said to be part of that effort. People who want to translate “content into various languages around the world,” including clients who actually work as translators, are working with Letterworks.
Furthermore, Letterworks' services will strive to create an environment that also helps individuals who want to globalize their content. If you have content you'd like to share more about, why not create a project on Letterworks now?
Editor/Oh Se-jeong
