Downloading Results
Once you have read the translation against the original (see Reviewing Translations), you can take it out of Judicio in whatever form your next step needs: an editable Word file to revise, a formatted PDF to file or share, or a copy saved back into your File Library to keep alongside the source. Every action lives in the reviewer's top-right corner.
Open the Export dialog
In the reviewer header, click Export. A dialog opens with the format choices, an editable file name, and a live preview of the translation on the right so you can confirm you're exporting the right document before you save anything.
If you ran a batch, switch to the file you want using the file dropdown in the header first — each document exports on its own.
Choose Word (.docx) or PDF
Pick a format:
- Word (.docx) — a fully editable Microsoft Word file. Choose this when you'll revise the wording, fold the translation into a memo or larger document, or send it out for tracked-changes review.
- PDF — a fixed, formatted document that preserves the visual layout. Choose this to share with a client or counterparty, attach to a filing or data room, or archive a clean copy.
Either way the structure carries over — headings, numbering, tables, and schedules — so the file you download reads like the document it came from.
The preview pane renders as a PDF even when you've selected Word. That's only the on-screen preview — pick Word (.docx) and the file you download is a real, editable .docx. The dialog notes this under the preview so there's no surprise.
Name the file and download
Judicio pre-fills a sensible name — the original file's name plus the target language — so a French contract exported to English lands as something like Contrat_de_Services_English. Edit it if you like, then click the export button. The file saves to your browser's downloads (or, where your browser supports it, a "Save as…" picker lets you choose the folder).
Or save it back to your File Library
Don't need a file on your computer? Click Save to Judicio in the header instead. This stores the finished translation as a new document in your File Library, right alongside the original — ready to attach to a project, run through another tool, or share with your team, without ever leaving the platform.
Downloading a batch
A batch translation produces one result per file, not a single merged document. Open the batch from your history, use the file dropdown in the reviewer to move between documents, and export each one with the steps above — you can even pick a different format per file.
Re-downloading a past translation
Every completed translation stays in your account. Reopen it any time from Translation in the sidebar, and export or save it again — re-downloading a past result never costs additional credits.
Next steps
- Reviewing Translations — the side-by-side reader, synced scrolling, and search.
- Translation FAQ — common questions about formats, languages, and limits.
- Translating Documents — start a new translation.