Your best bet - try to give Google clear signals about your page and that includes the language. Then in 2013 he said if you do mix languages on the page it is fine and he brought it up again in 2014. Instead, all you need to do is capture the area you wanna OCR. Unlike other programs, you dont need to save and upload the images.
Or copy paragraphs, serial numbers, and more from an image, then paste it on your phone or your computer with Chrome. Here I suggest you use PDNob Image Translator. In 2010, John said make sure the language on the page is not mixed, that you use one language on a single page. Translate text in real-time from over 100 languages. There has been some conflicting advice from John on this in the past. I can't make that decision for you - a part of the page is translated, a part isn't - you need to decide how you want your pages to be seen.- John ☆.o(≧▽≦)o.☆ January 24, 2018 Open a browser and go to the Google Translate website. Ideally you'd translate it all :)- John ☆.o(≧▽≦)o.☆ January 24, 2018 Text in alt attributes can be seen as a part of a page - mixing language makes it harder to determine which language is the primary language of a page. John Mueller said if you don't translate those as well, it can make it harder for Google to understand them as well. That includes the image alternative text attributes, alt tags.
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So make sure to translate your page fully when doing that translation. The Google Translate app can translate menus, signs, handwriting, speech, or even text in a photo. Google's John Mueller said that having different languages on the same page "makes it harder to determine which language is the primary language of a page." You don't want to make it harder for Google to understand your pages, ever.
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