Complete Chinese translation services and solutions


Chinese Desktop Publishing (DTP) and multilingual typesetting services : Maintain consistent design principles across all languages. Desktop Publishing, design and typesetting services by native Chinese professionals. Services are offered across all platforms and software with expertise in Design, Illustrator and more.
Chinese translation services : To and from Chinese Our global team of native Chinese translators cover all Chinese-speaking regions to ensure we match your translation requirements to the region’s dialect and local lingo.
Multicultural Media : Create powerful multimedia in Chinese or translate and adapt current media to target Chinese audiences. We offer a range of services which include professional Chinese voice over talent, subtitling and editing.
Checking, editing and proofing services : Ensure your Chinese content is consistent, detailed and culturally appropriate.
Chinese software, apps and website translation : Adapt your website, app or software to engage with your Chinese user's language and culture.
Chinese localisation services : Speak powerfully and consistently to targeted Chinese audiences, locally or globally.

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