Still in preparation
Examples
The full examples are not here yet. What is here is their exact structure — so you know what you will be looking at rather than taking a promise on trust. Each example is a real run of the system on a real document, showing every file it produced, including the ones it did not.
Which document this came from
The document's title, who wrote it, when, and under what licence. We translate only documents that may be translated, and the licence is shown beside them.
What the document went through
A digital document is shown in two stages — original and translated. A scanned document is shown in three: the scanned source, the reconstructed document, and the translated document.
Every file the run produced
Not a sample list — the files themselves, from this run, with the same explanation that appears on the document-translation page. If a best-effort file was not produced in this run, it will say so.
Which language pair it ran in
This example is a {source}-to-{target} translation.
Designed for 50+ languages; verified pairs first (English⇄Hebrew).
The demo documents and their outputs are identical across all site languages; only the interface around them is localised. An example is proof of a particular run, so there is no "in your language" version of it.
In the meantime
The document-translation page lists the nine files one by one — what each file is, what you do with it, and why it is worth something.