Upload the full book and receive a Spanish translation package by email: editable Markdown and TXT, a bilingual review file, and a document-level quality report. Your rights to the book must be in order — see the rights guide below.
What matters when a whole book moves into Spanish.
The book is processed as one document: chapters stay in reading order, and context carries from the first page to the last.
Choose the Spanish that fits your readers — regional and style preferences are configurable before the task starts.
Add character names, place names, and recurring terms once; they keep the same treatment across every chapter.
Check the translation passage by passage against the source before you use the text anywhere.
An automated report flags omissions, terminology drift, number changes, and structural issues for your review.
Full-length books run in the background. Submit, close the tab, and receive an email when the package is ready.
From manuscript to review-ready Spanish in four steps.
TXT, Markdown, or PDF — or pasted text. Confirm source language and Spanish as the target.
Add a short list of character names, places, and terms that must stay consistent.
See the cost before the task starts; processing runs asynchronously.
An email arrives with editable Spanish text, the bilingual review file, and the quality report.
Direct answers on cost, rights, regional Spanish, and publication.
See the cost of your Spanish translation before you commit — the estimate comes before the task, every time.