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LingoHop is AI translation built for self-published children's book authors. Upload your picture book, pick a target language, and get back a publish-ready file with translated text AND translated illustrations.

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| Website | codegres.org | lingohop.eu |
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| Company | — | Startup from the Czech Republic · 1 - 9 employees |
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LingoHop is an AI translation service built specifically for self-published children's book authors who want to take their picture books into other languages without paying €1,500 to €5,000 per language to a localisation agency. Upload your picture book as a fixed-layout EPUB or a print-ready...
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LingoHop.eu's answer:
I was writing my first children's book and my goal was that this particular alphabet book needs to work in three different languages. So, I was planning, structuring, writing, editing etc in three languages in parallel. During one of the work-intense sessions of adapting chapters, I was thinking about other self-publishing children's book authors. The vast majority writes in one language and still, they want to reach the most amount of readers. Language choices shouldn't stop stories from reaching far away people and bookshelves. Since translating and adapting picture books is a very complex process of translating, adapting illustrations, and even changing artwork details, I was sure that I wanted to give self-published children's book authors a way to make it work easily. Today's technology makes it happen. Using translation engines with AI polishes to keep the author's words, illustrations and art details. This way, self-published picture book authors can use their existing distribution channels to reach a wider audience.
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