Translate JSON to Excel: An Automated Workflow
With Smartcat, you can convert JSON files into a simple Excel format for easy translation. The platform automatically parses your files, extracts translatable strings, and protects your code structure.
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How to Translate JSON to Excel in 5 Steps
A Simple Process for JSON Translation
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Step 1: Upload Your JSON File
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Step 2: Let AI Parse the Content
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Step 3: Export Strings to an Excel File
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Step 4: Invite Reviewers to Translate
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Step 5: Import Excel & Download Translated JSON
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you translate JSON to Excel?
You can use Smartcat to automatically translate JSON to Excel. Simply upload your JSON file, and the platform will parse it, extracting only the translatable text strings. You can then download these strings in a neatly organized Excel file for your reviewers.
Will the process break my JSON code or structure?
No. The platform is designed to protect your code. It identifies and isolates key-value pairs for translation, ensuring the underlying syntax and structure of your JSON file remain untouched and valid after the process.
Can I handle complex or nested JSON files?
Yes, the parser is built to handle both simple and complex nested JSON structures. It intelligently navigates the file to extract all translatable content, regardless of its depth or complexity, so you don't miss any strings.
How do I get the translations back into a JSON file?
After your reviewers have filled in the translations in the Excel file, you simply upload it back into Smartcat. The platform automatically inserts the translated strings back into their original locations, generating a new, fully translated JSON file for each language.
Can my team work without using Excel?
Absolutely. While you have the option to translate JSON to Excel, your team and reviewers can also work directly within the Smartcat platform. The online Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) Editor provides a side-by-side view, translation memory, and glossary support for a more integrated experience.
What about placeholders or variables in the strings?
The platform recognizes and protects placeholders and variables within your strings. They are displayed as non-editable tags in the editor, preventing accidental changes and ensuring your application's functionality remains intact after translation.
How many languages can I translate my JSON file into?
You can translate your JSON content into over 280 languages simultaneously. The platform manages the entire process, allowing you to generate multiple translated files from a single source document efficiently.
Is there a way to ensure terminology is consistent?
Yes. You can create and manage glossaries within Smartcat to define key terms. The system will then provide suggestions to reviewers, ensuring brand and technical terminology is used consistently across all translations.
How secure is my data during the translation process?
Smartcat is SOC 2 Type II compliant and uses end-to-end encryption to protect your data. With granular access controls, you manage who sees your content, ensuring your project data remains confidential.
Does Smartcat integrate with developer tools?
Yes, Smartcat offers a range of integrations, including a powerful API and connections to repositories like GitHub. This allows you to create continuous localization workflows, automating the process of pulling source content and pushing back translations.
Can I try the JSON to Excel feature for free?
Yes, you can sign up and explore all of Smartcat’s features. Test the platform by uploading a JSON file to see how easily you can prepare it for translation and convert it to an Excel format.