smithery/wshuyi

translate-pdf

Translate PDF documents to any language while preserving original structure, layout, and styling (colors, backgrounds, positions). Use when user wants to: (1) translate a PDF to another language, (2) convert PDF from one language to another, (3) create translated version of PDF document.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/wshuyi --skill translate-pdf

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,670 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 445 B

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SKILL.md

PDF Translation

Translate PDF text while preserving structure, colors, and background styling.

Workflow

Step 1: Extract texts

python {skill_path}/scripts/extract_texts.py <input.pdf>

Review output to see all unique text strings in the PDF.

Step 2: Create translation mapping

Translate each text to target language. Create JSON file:

{
  "Original Text 1": "Translated 1",
  "Original Text 2": "Translated 2"
}

Save as translations.json next to input PDF.

Step 3: Apply translations

python {skill_path}/scripts/translate_pdf.py <input.pdf> translations.json <output.pdf> --font <fontname>

Font options:

Font Language
helv Latin (English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, etc.)
china-ss Simplified Chinese
china-ts Traditional Chinese
japan Japanese
korea Korean

Output naming

Append language suffix: filenameEN.pdf, filenameZH.pdf, filename_JA.pdf

Tips

  • Keep proper nouns, abbreviations, technical terms unchanged when appropriate
  • CJK fonts auto-scale to 90% for better fit
  • Use transparent fill to preserve original background colors