Column Mapping
You specify which columns require translation and which must remain unchanged. Only the identified columns are sent to translators. All other data values are locked.
A CSV file is a structured data format where each column has a specific purpose. In an e-commerce product catalog, columns like product_id, sku, price, and stock_quantity must not be translated. Columns like product_name, description, short_description, and meta_description all need accurate translation. Without column-level translation control, you risk corrupting your database import.

You specify which columns require translation and which must remain unchanged. Only the identified columns are sent to translators. All other data values are locked.
Comma, semicolon, tab, and pipe delimiters are preserved as-is. UTF-8, UTF-16, and Windows-1252 encodings are matched to the source file.
Product IDs, SKUs, URLs, image filenames, and numeric values are locked against modification throughout the translation workflow.
CSV files with thousands of rows are processed in batch with consistent terminology applied across all rows using a project glossary.
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Everything you need to know about translating CSV data files.
Include a simple column header list or a brief note with your submission, listing the column names or numbers that require translation. If your CSV has a header row, just list the header names of the translatable columns. For repeat projects with the same format, we save the column mapping so you do not need to provide it each time.
Yes. E-commerce product descriptions often contain HTML tags inside CSV cells. We preserve the HTML markup and translate only the visible text content within the tags, ensuring the translated cell is syntactically identical to the source.
Properly quoted CSV cells that contain commas, line breaks, or quotation marks are handled correctly by our parser. If your CSV is malformed or uses a non-standard quoting convention, we will flag this before translation begins and confirm the correct handling with you.
Send us your CSV data file and we will quote as quickly as possible and return the translation in your file format.