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Your unique subscription key for authenticating requests to the Sarvam AI Speech-to-Text API. " "Here are the steps to get your api key", example="dxxxxxx-bxxx-4xxx-axxx-cxxxxxxxxxxx

Upload he PDF file you want to translate. This should be uploaded as a form input if you're using multipart/form-data.Note:- TranslatePDF supports only digital PDFs with selectable text for translation; scanned PDFs cannot be processed.

A dictionary of words for which you want to hardcode the translation. A list of words that you want to translate in a specific way. When these words appear in the document, the system will use your custom translation instead of automatic translation.If you add a dictionary with {"Hello": "नमस्कार"}, every time the word "नमस्कार" appears in the document, it will be translated as "नमस्कार" instead of the usual translation.

The language code of the input PDF. If you don’t specify, the system will try to detect it automatically.Note:-TranslatePDF currently supports only English language PDFs for translation.

The language code of the output text. This specifies the target language for translation. Available options: hi = "hi-IN" bn = "bn-IN" gu = "gu-IN" kn = "kn-IN" ml = "ml-IN" mr = "mr-IN" od = "od-IN" pa = "pa-IN" ta = "ta-IN" te = "te-IN" Example: "hi-IN" for Hindi

The page number you want to translate. Use a one-based index (e.g., 1 for the first page). You can send an empty value if you want to translate the entire document.

The translated PDF document in base64 encoding.