EXAMPLE / CSV

CSV in. CSV out. Delimiters stay where they belong.

CSV files are simple to open and surprisingly easy to break. SheetLingo parses values in the browser, translates eligible text, and exports with quoting and row structure handled explicitly.

Try a CSV file
01

Parse before sending

The browser reads the CSV into rows and cells first. Only selected text values become translation requests, so delimiters and the original file buffer never need to leave your device.

  • No raw CSV upload
  • Text-cell selection in the browser
  • Technical values remain protected
02

Keep values unambiguous

Translated text may contain commas, quotes, or line breaks. The export layer applies CSV quoting rules so the output can be opened again as the same table.

  • Escaped quotes
  • Safe commas and line breaks
  • Stable row and column layout
03

Validate the handoff

Open the downloaded CSV in the tool your team uses and spot-check headers, long descriptions, and rows containing punctuation. The MVP makes this final check easy to understand.

  • Visible preview before download
  • Clear failure summary
  • Local output for your next system
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Translate the cells.
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