One text,seven markets.
Translates product descriptions, post copy or ad copy into up to seven languages at once. No going market by market.
Rather hand the job over? In our B2B & Export Development service we run this tool for you; scope and monthly price are published.
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Word-for-word translation produces understandable text, but in sales copy idioms fall flat, tone drifts and the call to action loses its pull. Product descriptions, post captions and ad copy should read as if they were written in that market.
| Mode | What it keeps | When to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing | Local phrasing, cultural tone, call to action and sales language | Ads, posts and campaign copy |
| SEO | Keyword intent and search language | Product pages and category descriptions |
| Literal | Faithfulness to meaning, minimal interpretation | Technical, legal or measurement-heavy text |
10 languages and market options
Some languages also take a market. English is written separately for the UK and the US; Arabic for the Gulf, the UAE and Saudi Arabia; Spanish for Spain and Latin America; Portuguese for Portugal and Brazil.
| Language | hreflang | Market |
|---|---|---|
| Turkish | tr | General |
| English | en | UK, US |
| German | de | DE |
| French | fr | FR |
| Spanish | es | ES, LATAM |
| Italian | it | IT |
| Arabic | ar | GCC, UAE, Saudi Arabia |
| Russian | ru | RU |
| Portuguese | pt | PT, BR |
| Dutch | nl | NL |
From source text to market-ready versions
- 1Paste the text
Up to 10,000 characters; pick the source language.
- 2Pick languages
Up to 7 target languages, plus a market where offered.
- 3Set the mode
Mode, adaptation level and terms to keep untranslated.
- 4Adapt
One request per language; results arrive on separate cards.
- 5Check it
Back-translation, word overlap and banned-claim warning.
- Untranslated terms: brand, product and model names stay as they are.
- Industry bans: claims banned in your brand's industry are added to the request, and the result card carries a warning.
- Arabic: results are shown right to left.
Quality check: back-translation and overlap
Each card has two separate indicators. The “native” score is the model's own fluency assessment. The quality check is a measurement: the translation is turned back into the source language and the word overlap between the two texts is calculated as a percentage.
- Copy the result to use it; edits made on screen are not saved.
- Turn it into a post with caption generation, or into several formats with content repurposing.
- Those links open the relevant screen; the translation is not carried over automatically.
Access, and who it suits
The translator screen opens with the Multilingual Content add-on. See the add-on and plans on the pricing page.
- Exporters who have product descriptions translated separately for every market.
- Ad teams running the same campaign in several countries.
- Ecommerce businesses moving their catalogue onto foreign marketplaces.
To pick target markets, find buyers and prepare sales material in their language, see our B2B lead generation service. You can check whether a market is ready first with the export readiness score.
Frequently asked questions
How many languages can I translate into at once?
Up to 7 target languages out of 10. For more, run the translation a second time.
Which languages are supported?
Turkish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Russian, Portuguese, Dutch.
Is it word for word?
That depends on the mode. Marketing rebuilds the text for the market's tone, SEO keeps search intent, and literal stays close to the meaning.
How do I keep my brand name or product code untranslated?
Add them to the “terms to keep untranslated” field and they stay as they are in every language.
How do I know the translation is right?
The quality check on each card translates the text back to the source language and shows the word overlap. For text with numbers, measurements or prices, have a speaker of the language read it.
Can I send the translation to my store or calendar?
To the calendar and approval queue, yes: “Add to calendar” on each language card schedules the translation for 10:00 the next day on the platform you pick, and “Send for approval” moves it into the approval queue. There is no direct store push; the caption and repurposing links only open those screens.
Which plan includes it?
The translator screen needs the Multilingual Content add-on.
Sources
The official documentation behind the technical points on this page:
- [1]Google Search Central: Managing multi-regional and multilingual sites
Avoid automatic language redirects and use one language per page.
- [2]Google Search Central: Localized versions of your pages
Linking language versions to each other with hreflang.
Related pages
Stop doing the work market by market.
The translator opens with the Multilingual Content add-on.