Geyi for students
The hard part of a new term is rarely the subject; it is the reading load. Dozens of pages a week in another language cannot be got through word by word, and translation tools that take one paragraph at a time mean you have forgotten the last one before you finish the next.
Geyi works on whole documents instead: upload once, let it run, and read a result whose layout matches the original at whatever pace suits you.
Reading
Upload the whole PDF. On layout-preserving mode the translation matches page for page — figures, formulas and page numbers stay put, so following along in class does not drift out of sync.
When you need the original alongside, tick bilingual output for an extra PDF and Word pair with the two interleaved. Every translated paragraph also carries its source page, so citations trace straight back.
Writing
While gathering sources, run standard precision to skim and decide what deserves close reading, then run high precision on the few you will cite — its polishing and drift-checking pass leaves much less to verify before you quote.
If your own English draft reads machine-written, AI-rate reduction can loosen the sentences. Honestly, though: it usually works against detectors that read statistical signals, while against the strictest ones and Turnitin results vary and no pass is guaranteed. Your own material and edits still carry the work.
Presenting
For a lab meeting or a seminar, drop the paper into presentation generation: an outline arrives first, you fix the structure, and the slides are written against it. Output is a standard PPTX for PowerPoint, Keynote or WPS. Standard tier is 5 credits a slide, and rebuilding after an outline edit is not charged again.
Frequently asked questions
How many credits come with signing up?
300 credits plus a one-day free trial of the Research tier; completing every survey adds a one-time 500 credits.
What do a few dozen pages a week cost?
A PDF on layout-preserving and high precision is 4 credits a page, so 50 pages is about 200 credits; standard is half. The estimate for your file appears before you submit.
Can scanned textbooks be translated?
Yes, through AI reflow, which recognises the text first. Clean print gives the best results.
Can I hand a translation in as coursework?
Machine translation is an aid to reading and understanding. For submitted work and citations, check against the original and follow your institution's rules on attribution.
Field terms keep coming out differently — what helps?
Pin them in your personal glossary; edits take effect on the next paper.
Does it work on a phone?
The web app opens and submits from a mobile browser, and long jobs run in the background for you to collect later.
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