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PicTech Cross-Border E-Commerce Image Translation

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

Cross-border product images often contain copy in only one language, and manual text removal, re-editing, or relayout slows down listing workflows. This skill sends images with embedded text to the PicTech translation service, processes them with structured parameters, and returns summary metadata such as local paths, preview links, and online edit links.

How It Works

  • Input: accepts a local image path, folder, image URL, array, or comma-separated string.
  • Language: defaults from Chinese to English; supported source languages include Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Thai, Russian, Indonesian, Malay, Portuguese, Spanish, French, and German, with target mappings also covering Korean, Italian, and others.
  • Main-image protection: set mainImageProtection: true when the product body, logo, or key visual elements should be preserved.
  • Credentials: the persistent config.vk value is required; users should configure it once rather than paste it per request, and it must not be exposed in logs or summaries.
  • Output: the executor returns a structured object with status, counts.noText, local paths, preview links, and online edit links; backend status=300 means no translatable text and should be treated as a terminal skipped state.

Boundaries

The skill does not rewrite the original input image and does not guarantee perfect layout preservation. Unsupported formats, oversized files, or unsupported languages should be marked as individual failures while the remaining images continue processing. For LLM-facing output, summarize success, skipped, and failed counts plus file locations instead of dumping the full raw response.

Use Cases

  • Operations preparing Amazon listings translate a batch of Chinese main images into English while preserving the product body and logo.
  • Localization specialists translate a folder of Chinese product images into Spanish for the Spanish storefront.
  • Content assistants translate a set of product-image URLs into English and collect local paths plus online edit links.
  • Storefront maintainers batch-translate Traditional Chinese product images into English instead of manually editing text.

Best For

  • Cross-border e-commerce operations translating Chinese product images into site languages while protecting main subjects.
  • Multilingual localization specialists batch-translating product images from folders or URL lists into target languages.
  • Independent-site content editors translating image text and retrieving local files, preview links, and online edit links.
  • Automation engineers integrating image translation into listing workflows and handling structured status results.