How Kuraly works
Three things, in eleven Indian languages: correct what you write, read what is on a page you photograph, and move text from one language to another. Each has a short guide.
Write and correct
Write in your own language and have the grammar, spelling, flow, tone or vocabulary checked. Suggestions come one at a time, against your own wording, so you keep what you want and drop the rest.
How to check your writingScan a document
Upload a photo or a PDF — a bill, a form, a printed page — and Kuraly reads the text out of it. Then ask for it as a clean table, a list of fields, or plain paragraphs, and edit whatever needs fixing.
How to upload a documentTranslate
Move text between any two of the eleven languages. Translations are rebuilt in the target language rather than converted word by word, and names, numbers and dates carry across unchanged.
How to translateAll guides
Upload a document
Formats, the size limit, how pages are counted, and what to do when an upload is refused.
Extract data and reformat it
Turn a scanned bill or form into a table or a list of fields, and correct anything misread.
Check grammar and spelling
Pick a mode, review each suggestion, and keep your own voice. Daily limits explained.
Translate between languages
Choose a target language, check what matters, and polish the result.
Start with whichever you need
Writing is free to try without an account. Scanning needs one, because the result is saved to your workspace.