Translate selected sections
Translate titles, abstracts, keywords, introductions or other selected parts of an academic document.
Academic Translation
Multilingual Research
DOCX Output
Translate scholarly work without losing its academic meaning
RQL supports the translation of manuscripts, proposals, thesis chapters and other academic documents while preserving terminology, structure, numerical information and scholarly tone.
Translation output is intended to support research communication and preparation. Authors should review translated documents before submission or official use.
Purpose
Translation designed for academic documents
The service is intended for research writing rather than ordinary text. It aims to preserve the source document’s meaning while presenting it clearly in the selected target language.
Translate a full manuscript
Prepare a complete draft translation while retaining headings, sections and the overall document structure.
Preserve academic terminology
Maintain discipline-specific terminology, evidence, numerical information and important qualifications.
Download the result
Review the output online and download the translated document in DOCX format where enabled.
Translation options
Choose the level that fits your document
Begin with a limited preview or select support for key sections, a complete draft or a more refined submission-oriented translation.
Translation Preview
A short excerpt or selected sample.
Free
or low-cost where enabled
- Selected excerpt
- Target-language preview
- Limited output
Key Sections
Title, abstract, keywords or selected sections.
$12
or 12 credits
- Selected academic sections
- Terminology preservation
- Bilingual visibility support
- DOCX output where enabled
Full Draft Translation
Complete manuscript translation.
$29
or 29 credits
- Full manuscript
- Academic tone support
- Terminology refinement
- Document structure preserved
Submission-Ready Translation
Translation with academic refinement.
$49
or 49 credits
- Full translation
- Academic refinement
- Terminology consistency
- Certificate where enabled
Prices and credit requirements shown here reflect the
current public pricing page. Complex books, theses,
formatting requirements or unusually large documents may
require a separate quotation.
Suitable users
Built for multilingual research communication
Authors and researchers
- Preparing submission in another language
- Sharing research with international collaborators
- Preparing bilingual abstracts or key sections
- Expanding the accessibility of scholarly work
Students and research teams
- Translating thesis or dissertation chapters
- Preparing grant or research proposals
- Supporting multilingual project teams
- Creating a draft before optional human editing
Workflow
How academic translation works
Upload the manuscript and begin with the preliminary assessment or available translation entry point.
Choose the source language, target language and any relevant document instructions.
Translate a preview, selected sections, the full draft or a refined submission-oriented version.
Check terminology, names, figures, discipline-specific expressions and the intended meaning.
Download the translated manuscript in DOCX format where the selected workflow supports it.
Final author review remains important. AI-assisted
translation can improve access and readability, but the
author remains responsible for confirming scientific
meaning, names, terminology, numbers and submission
requirements.
Prepare your research for a wider audience
Upload your document, select the languages and choose the translation scope that fits your research workflow.