English to Polish document translation

Use the original DOCX, XLSX or PPTX when possible to retain supported editable structure. If you only have a PDF, check whether it contains real text or scanned page images: text-based PDFs are converted and rebuilt, while scans become a reconstructed document.

At the quote step, choose the appropriate English source language and Polish as the target. Check the word count, price and output details before confirming. The upload limit is 20 MB; Office files support up to 20,000 words, PDFs up to 10,000, and scans up to 20 pages.

• Review grammatical agreement and word endings in short labels and instructions.
• Check Polish diacritics and names in the font used by the final document.
• Compare terminology across worksheets or slides instead of judging each label in isolation.

Open the translation alongside the original and check names, dates, figures and important instructions as well as formatting. Translated wording may need more or less space, so inspect narrow columns, text boxes and page breaks.

Save your files locally within the 30-day access period. Use a competent language reviewer for content whose meaning, tone or specialist terminology must be checked before use.