Supported DTP File Formats
At Joglo Translation, we support a wide range of desktop publishing (DTP) formats to meet diverse industry needs and ensure localized accuracy across global markets.
Comprehensive File Type Support
Our experienced DTP team is equipped to handle a broad array of file types across various platforms and software. This allows us to deliver fully localized documents with precise formatting, consistent layout, and cultural accuracy.
| Format | Software | Description |
|---|---|---|
| .indd, .idml | Adobe InDesign | Ideal for brochures, manuals, and catalogs. Supports advanced layout and multilingual formatting. |
| .fm | Adobe FrameMaker | Used for structured documents like user manuals, technical documentation, and long-form content. |
| .ai | Adobe Illustrator | Graphics-focused content such as labels, packaging, and illustrations with multilingual text support. |
| Universal (Adobe Acrobat) | Common final output format. We can extract, translate, and return fully formatted PDF documents. | |
| .docx, .pptx, .xlsx | Microsoft Office | Widely used for business documents, training materials, and presentations. All layouts preserved during localization. |
| .html, .xml, .json | Web & Software Formats | Common in UI/UX, software localization, and structured data for multilingual digital products. |
| RTL & BiDi Text | Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu | Right-to-left (RTL) formatting handled with precision, ensuring readability and alignment across platforms. |
Multi-Language and RTL Capabilities
Whether your content is in English, Chinese, Arabic, or any of the 200+ supported languages, our DTP team ensures correct linguistic structure and formatting. We also specialize in bidirectional text layout for RTL languages like Arabic and Hebrew.
Seamless Integration with Translation
Our DTP services work in sync with translation and localization workflows to ensure that your final deliverables are linguistically accurate and visually consistent. This reduces turnaround time and guarantees high-quality output for publication, printing, or digital distribution.