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How can I translate a document from Italian to English?

Use this guide to translate any Italian document into English with Lara Translate while preserving layout and formatting.

Before you start

  • Account: Sign up to Lara. 

  • File types: DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, PDF (text-based), TXT, CSV, and 50 more.

  • Good to know: You can choose a Style (Fluid, Faithful, Creative), apply Glossaries, and reuse Translation Memory.

Quick steps (web app)

  1. Sign in
    Go to Lara Translate and log in to your account.

  2. Open Document translation
    From the dashboard, click Translate document (or Upload document).Translate Document Italian English - Lara Translate

  3. Upload your file
    Drag & drop or click Upload and select your Italian document (e.g., .docx, .pdf, .pptx).

    Translate Document Italian English - Lara Translate

  4. Set languages

    • Source: Italian

    • Target: English

      Translate Document Italian English - Lara Translate

  5. (Optional) Pick a Style

    • Fluid (natural, general content)

    • Faithful (closer to source, technical/legal)

    • Creative (marketing flair)

  6. (Optional) Apply a Glossary
    Click Glossaries, choose your list, or Create new to enforce key terms (brand, product names, etc.).

  7. (Optional) Use Translation Memory
    Toggle Memories to leverage past approved translations for consistency.

  8. Translate
    Click Translate. Lara processes the file and preserves layout, tables, images, and formatting.

    Translate Document Italian English - Lara Translate

  9. Export / Download
    Click Download (or Export) to get your Spanish file in the original format (DOCX/PPTX/XLSX/PDF).

    Translate Document Italian English - Lara Translate

This article is about:

  • How to translate document italian english in Lara Translate step-by-step (upload, set IT→EN, pick Style, translate, export).

  • Using Styles (Fluid/Faithful/Creative), Glossaries, and Translation Memory to keep tone, terminology, and consistency.

  • Preserving layout/formatting (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, PDF)