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Description
Glossary import and export supports bulk glossary item management using CSV files. The feature covers importing terms from external sources and exporting glossaries for backup or cross-team sharing.
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Import glossary
- Open the Glossary section and select a glossary from the list.
- Select the Import button at the top right of the glossary items view.
- In the Import Glossary Items dialog, drag and drop your CSV file or select Choose file to browse.
- Review the CSV format instructions displayed in the dialog.
- Select Upload to import the glossary items.
- The system processes the file and adds the items to your glossary.
Note: The maximum file size for import is 10MB. Only CSV files are supported.
CSV Format Requirements:
- First Row (Header):
- First column: Master EN (English source language)
- Other columns: Language codes (mandatory)
- Format: de or de-German (text after dash is optional for clarity)
- Examples: de, fr, hr, en_us (use underscore for region-specific languages)
- Remaining Rows:
- First column: English word or phrase to translate
- Other columns: Translations for each target language
Example CSV Structure:
Master: EN,de,fr,es
Hello,Hallo,Bonjour,Hola
Welcome,Willkommen,Bienvenue,Bienvenida
Thank you,Danke,Merci,Gracias
Example in Excel:

Note: Each row must have a value in the Master EN column. Rows with an empty Master EN field will be skipped during import, even if translations are present.
Export glossary
- Open the Glossary section and select a glossary from the list.
- From the Choose target languages dropdown, select one or more languages you want to export.
- Select the Export button at the top right of the glossary items view.
- The system generates a CSV file with your glossary items and selected languages.
- The file downloads automatically to your default download location.
- The exported file is named using the format: [GlossaryName]_glossary.csv
Note: You must select at least one target language before you can export. The Export button is disabled until you select a language.
Exported CSV Format:
The exported CSV follows the same structure as the import format:
- First column: English source terms
- Subsequent columns: Selected target language translations
- Header row includes language codes matching the import format
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