Translating a document usually means copying its text somewhere else and losing the document. This gives back a PDF you can print or forward.
Translate a PDF →Free every day without an account on some tools. Your file is deleted the moment the job finishes.
It translates a paragraph at a time rather than in one block, so a failure costs one paragraph instead of the whole file — and any paragraph that could not be translated is kept in its original language and marked, rather than quietly dropped. Every copy carries a line saying a machine did it, because a translated document that does not admit what it is will eventually be handed to somebody as though a person had checked it.
Hindi to English and English to Hindi, plus nineteen more. The layout of the PDF is kept, so the translated file still looks like the document.
Good enough to understand and to work from. For anything legal or official, have a person read it before it goes out.
Yes. Hindi is drawn with a Devanagari font rather than dropped, which is where most tools produce blank boxes.