Long documents
- GoodTrans
- Async workflow for long TXT, Markdown, and PDF files
- ChatGPT
- Possible with manual chunking and prompt management
- DeepL
- Supported for selected document workflows
GoodTrans turns a long document into a delivery package you can hand off: editable Markdown and TXT, a bilingual review file, a terminology-consistent glossary, and a document-level quality report — emailed to you when it finishes. “Publication-grade” is our standard for the delivery, not a promise to replace your reviewer.
Upload a long document, configure its language and terminology requirements, and receive editable translations, bilingual review files, and a quality report by email.
For professionals who need reliable output: broad language coverage, consistent terminology, editable files, async completion, and a clear quality report.
Terminology, structure, and review notes
TXT, Markdown, and PDF workflows
Major and hard-to-source language coverage
Upload your document, let GoodTrans process it in the background, and get review-ready files by email. No need to wait in a chat window.
Paste text or upload TXT, Markdown, or PDF. GoodTrans shows the Credit cost before you start the translation.
Choose purpose, style, target locale, and terminology notes so the result fits your document and audience.
The task runs in the background. Come back to the status page or wait for the delivery email.
Get Markdown, TXT, and a quality report that helps reviewers focus on terminology, structure, and risk points.
GoodTrans is built for document delivery, not one-off chat replies.
Professional human translation is priced per 1,000 words and usually costs two orders of magnitude more. Review-ready delivery at a fraction of the cost and time, with a quality report your reviewer can verify. One-time payment, no subscription; credits valid 365 days; failed tasks refunded automatically.

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