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The Translations page gives you a single place to see how well your product catalog is translated across every language your store supports. Rather than hunting through individual product pages, you can see at a glance which products have been translated and which still need attention — and use bulk import/export to handle translations in volume. To access Translations, navigate to Products → Translations in the admin dashboard. The Translations overview page showing coverage by locale and product translation status
The languages shown on this page are determined by your Markets configuration. If you don’t see any locales listed, you’ll need to set up additional markets first. See Settings → Markets for more details.

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Translation Coverage

At the top of the page, you’ll see a coverage summary table with one row per locale your store supports (excluding your default language). Each row shows:
  • Locale - The language code (e.g., fr, de, es)
  • Translated - How many products have a translation for that locale
  • Total - The total number of products in your catalog
  • Coverage - The percentage translated, shown as both a number and a visual progress bar
This gives you a quick health check on your localization progress without needing to export any data. Translation coverage summary table showing locale, translated count, total products, and coverage percentage

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Product Translation Status

Below the coverage table, you’ll see a paginated list of all your products. Each product has a column for every configured locale, showing either a checkmark (✓) if a translation exists or a dash (—) if it’s missing. Product list with locale columns showing checkmarks and dashes for translation status To edit a product’s translations, click on the product name. This will open the translation drawer where you can add or update translated content for that product. Translation side panel allowing users to edit locale translations for products

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Bulk Export Translations

If you prefer to manage translations in a spreadsheet, you can export your entire translation dataset as a CSV file. Click Export in the top-right corner of the page. The export confirmation modal for translations Click Export to confirm, and a download link will be sent to the email address associated with your admin account.

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Bulk Import Translations

Once you’ve updated your translations in the exported file (or built a new file from scratch), you can import them back in bulk. Click Import in the top-right corner of the page. This opens the import side panel. The import side panel for translations
  1. Drag and drop your CSV file into the upload area, or click browse files to select it from your computer.
  2. Select the correct delimiter used in your file (comma, pipe, semicolon, or tab).
  3. Click Create to proceed to the field mapping step.
  4. Review the field mapping and adjust any columns that weren’t matched automatically, then click Continue to submit.
Once submitted, you’ll be redirected to a processing screen where you can monitor the import progress. Any rows with errors will be flagged with a message so you can fix and re-import them.
The translation import uses the same importer infrastructure as the product importer. If you’re familiar with importing products, the process will feel very similar.

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Next Steps