Translate the columns of your spreadsheet

Upload the Excel or CSV file. Pick which columns to translate and into which language. Tavnit detects the source language and adds the translation next to each column, leaving the rest of your file alone.

  • CSV or Excel · up to 200 rows
  • 5 free files a day
  • Everything is deleted after 24 h

How it works

  1. 1. Upload the file

    A CSV or an Excel file with descriptions, instructions, comments or any text column.

  2. 2. Pick columns and language

    We tick the columns with text. You pick the language; the source language is detected for you.

  3. 3. Review and download

    Each translation sits next to its original column. With your free account you take the file as Excel or CSV.

Common questions

Which languages can I pick?

More than 40: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Turkish, Vietnamese and many more. The source language is detected cell by cell, so it works even when your file mixes languages.

What happens to codes, numbers and proper names?

They are kept. The translation respects formatting, units and codes; a cell already in the target language is left as it is.

Why is the limit 200 rows?

Because every cell is translated with a language model. The free version handles up to 200 rows per file; an account has no such limit.

What happens to my original columns?

They stay as they were. The translation is added as a new column next to them, for example "Description (ES)".

Can I use it for product descriptions in customs?

Yes, it is a common use: putting the descriptions of a commercial invoice or packing list into English or Spanish before classifying the goods.

What happens to my file?

It is used only for this translation and deleted after 24 hours along with the result. Only your browser can see the result.

How do I make this happen on its own?

In Tavnit, translation is a Cleaner: it runs by itself on every document you extract or every file that arrives by email or API, alongside dates, numbers and currencies.