This solves a real pain point. Translating text inside images is still way too manual, and most teams avoid it because of the design overhead. Automating detection + replacement in one step is genuinely useful. Curious how well it handles complex layouts or stylized fonts in real-world tests.
The manual translation workflow exists for a reason: preserving design integrity and nuance is hard. Automating text extraction and replacement is interesting, but what happens when fonts are custom, text is curved, or context matters for translation? If your tool spits out clumsy labels or misses subtext, teams will still need a designer. Show me examples across different design complexities and languages. Also, think beyond a waitlist; where’s the moat? Google and Canva could roll out similar features overnight.
What you're building has truly massive potential to become a big company. Your tool solves a serious problem, which is why I think you'll soon have many new users joining. Wishing you success in your continued growth.
I’m Maria — a UI/UX designer. I took a look at your product and I’m confident the landing page could communicate its value faster and with a clearer visual structure.
If you're planning a design update, I’d be glad to help you create a sharper, more focused version.
Bravo! Such a cool idea. In this ai era an image translator tool in much needed. I appreciate it. You can try Producthunt. I have also a file sharing saas tool Shyfto I have get 10k paid users from their.
This is awesome and you should definitely post it on BusinessHunt too. Founders and indie builders there love tools that solve real workflow pain, especially around localization and automation. You’ll get more visibility, early user interest, and potentially even partnerships.
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We’re building AI Image Translator because text inside images is still painful to translate and localize accurately, with most workflows stuck in slow and expensive manual design edits.
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This solves a real pain point. Translating text inside images is still way too manual, and most teams avoid it because of the design overhead. Automating detection + replacement in one step is genuinely useful. Curious how well it handles complex layouts or stylized fonts in real-world tests.
The manual translation workflow exists for a reason: preserving design integrity and nuance is hard. Automating text extraction and replacement is interesting, but what happens when fonts are custom, text is curved, or context matters for translation? If your tool spits out clumsy labels or misses subtext, teams will still need a designer. Show me examples across different design complexities and languages. Also, think beyond a waitlist; where’s the moat? Google and Canva could roll out similar features overnight.
Good idea..keep it up and best of luck to you dear
Good job this could be a million $ SaaS
What you're building has truly massive potential to become a big company. Your tool solves a serious problem, which is why I think you'll soon have many new users joining. Wishing you success in your continued growth.
This sounds interesting.
Out of curiosity, what's your MRR and monetization strategy?
Hi,
I’m Maria — a UI/UX designer. I took a look at your product and I’m confident the landing page could communicate its value faster and with a clearer visual structure.
If you're planning a design update, I’d be glad to help you create a sharper, more focused version.
Best,
Maria
Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/68c5eaf6
Bravo! Such a cool idea. In this ai era an image translator tool in much needed. I appreciate it. You can try Producthunt. I have also a file sharing saas tool Shyfto I have get 10k paid users from their.
This is awesome and you should definitely post it on BusinessHunt too.
Founders and indie builders there love tools that solve real workflow pain, especially around localization and automation. You’ll get more visibility, early user interest, and potentially even partnerships.