Until Google adds this feature to a production version of Chrome, you can always translate images with Lens - it just takes a few more steps. Just translate a page, then right-click any images that contain text from a foreign language and choose “Image translate.” This will call on Google Lens to process the text, though the Chromium commit notes that third-party translation services will also be supported.
It all sounds pretty promising, making full-service translation a lot easier. As a final caveat, once enabled, the option will only appear in Chrome’s context menu after the browser has translated the rest of the text on the page. When the code is eventually added, you'll initially have to activate it with a feature flag, at least while development is still ongoing. The new image translation tool isn’t live yet, not even in Chrome Beta or Canary.
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